Grand Traverse Herald, August 15, 1908

Grand Traverse Herald, August 15, 1908

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1908-08-15

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

TWICE A WEEK—TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

tl4t A YEAE.

TRAVCMC CITY, GRAND TRAVERGE COUNTY. MICHIGAN. TUEEOAY. AUGUST 1E IMG

STEAMER LEELANAU BLOWN UP
ung waa at the wheel, having taken

AWFUL DISASTER ON LAKE LEELANAU
MONDAY MORNING.

STATEMENT OF
CAPTAIN MOSIEG
of the

atoamer

MRS. ISABELLA LA BONTE KILLED

eta."

to high proeaure or
den«

Mr, o« walked three milee to Sing-

like

ehewo

The

that

the

popular

flaw

waa ■

or more, unt.i that part of

having

off thie morning

the elopkod
ChaHea

In

DEAD

wartt of IL

MRE. IMGEUtA LakONTE TRAVERse CITY. ■

Jutt aft of the

whael-

•

• at I shut off It let go.
•

“Twenty

would

• have dene no good, at my aletor

FATAUT INJUIIED

• waa

JOHN HARTUNO. LELANO.

DMDREM

Prabably a

RUMELL MILUE. Ann Artwr, Mri«wlr MaWM.

picet

of the

dead when

• wotor.

STRUCK BY S0METHIN6

ahe

struck

the

a

,|the

Travaraa

RALRH G HAETINOG cHy trai
ar af Travaraa Citr, acaWad tilghtiy.
RICHARD

STEPFENG

aeaWad ati|Ml]>.

and

ena

of

She was site a member of

and was a daughter of Louts Mooier
Bht leaves bdsidet her

father a number of brothers and alp
Captain

Charles

Moeler. owner

the boat owing to the foct that It waa

could bo done for Mra. LaSente.

going at goad apaad. and her faea wat

fsllad to Hae after the firot time. It

Leelanau;

covarad with bleedr weunda.

Ralaing

was atatad'and alinough a aearch wa*

and master ot the lll fated
end

har arma abort har head, without a

made, no trace of her body wae found.

thur of San Franclaco. who la In the

NARROW ESCAPE

army, and William of Elk ftap<ds. Her

She

Captain Metiar had boon

werka on the boat, waa standing be­
tide the whoelhouae, but fortunstcly.

command of the Leelanau for oomt

Homy

Sira, teabalia LaSanta. af Trawaraa

Uma and waa porfoetly familiar with

pataanger.

had

of

ttaamcr

Peter.

Joaeph

Provement;

Ar­

mont

Mrs.

John

Coutouner

of

Elk

Mary Rarquettc Of RootCharloe Paulua. who:^„„
buG Ore., and Mrs. Delia Gilten of

the narrowoot.

nigo parly, and turned the whooi evoi
Hartung

Neal.

all

the one of George Ott probably »>•>''» I

ataaHng

tha beaL having picked up the Haot
to Hartung.

Joe.

ChaHea;,

aittert tiv Mrs. Joe Valley of Prevp

aeaWad,

«a« aaHawa.

Conception,

of ProvemofiL

HARTUN6 FORMER CAPTAIN

RULES ATWOOD, Laland, acaldad.

She waa a

Mrs. LaSontc wat 42 years of age

• eider it due to any fault of oura."

throw har overboard.

There were many narrow eacapea.

. ~~ CAREN, CMcimatl.

a word of

the explooion

lake cloaod over her.

«Mt aarlaua.

had

atruck Mra. LaSontc and tha fore* of

erjr. aha tank and the watero of the

Ltland.

•

and

Treversa Bay hive NO. 71,

and no life boot, oe that nothing

MRE R. G HASTINOB,

boon

Ir

Maine.
The lake

not on the aide that waa broken euL
WInoborg. of
wat

Provomont.

win

be Uken to the home

Mrs.

Stanley i~4»

with

removing

hia

coat

.n

the

overboard.

blood and that he cank at
Mrs. Engehert i. pooltlv. that

Mr. Wmogar waa drowned.

water and losing that.

®‘''*rs

at.te

also that

Several

there

Ru—•> Min. wa. not CO fortunate •

a

*

H. remained on the boat

INJURED WALKED

for aome time, being the last Ohe of,
the injured to b* Uken off.

was
'««

and received very painful burnt about

tha body.

Mr*

Mya that hi. face was cov

slight’*''*^

bums although he had to sw.m some [«"<*•
dictanca.

Ltland. wife bf

The the boat and they declare that
Winegar,
a
reaorter
st
Fountain

went overboard whan the ateam came I
In clouds and escaped

of

thst village, and daughter were aboard

after

ependlng some lime at Laland.
sons, Stanley ——______
and nuoeell,

I

EngebcH.

tne pastor of the Lutheran church of

E. F. Mill*, wife and sent, were On

booL

her

ANOTHER MAN DEAD

ir enough I

forward part of the

of

father, Louis Moaier. at Provement

t Mik. La­

ictr way back to Ann Arbor

-a being dragged for the

remains and if thay arc found they

a

ounding

the channel and the hondllng of the

Mile. A«

„
.cedent

that

wood alee went overboard when the,...

The

Evening

Record

of the diueter .hd a re-

foree of the eaploeion came, but clung, porter waa at once sent to the scene,
to the aide of the boat.

THE STEAMER LEELANAU

He waa badly;

burned.

,„ vvynter Miaacy'e Alias

I car. the trip being made in about 26

Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and children j mlnutoa. ao
craft.

'the IHUe ataaintr Laolanau Wow up

Captain Metier

stepped

out-

wars near the

bow

of

aide tha whoolheuao and waa about to

Mrs. Cook being

collect the faro* when ho hoard En-

stinctively the

John HartunE uF Lolond, waa oo badly

glnaer Hardy coll him and tall him to

protect

htjuibd that tt H vory probable that

Shut off fteam.

from the clouds of ateam by shield-1

•InghOM at 7:46

ha

will

dia,

MMtday

and

Captain

Moaier

ca.

ethem caped unhurt.

tight

wort harL ttio WiJiiHoo raitglng

of

ateam.

which enveloped thoae in the

tho oartouo burrio rooolvod by Ruoaci

bow.

Thoae In

me

cabm.

children,

saving

the.r

waa inacnaibie and covered with blood,

Tho atoamor Laolanau

neck, but

her right

arm

The

aroaa otopo aoring to two couooa. tha
firot bolng tho fact that it wot Mon.
day morning and tho eamporo and eol-

to tho dty.
Thoot atego eauood tha boat to run

was

..ttlng

on the ran

steamer.

revived

and

-We were joking when the j

exploalpfi took place-

The wan of the |

milt

and

throe

then

waa

be-ng rumed and me roof b'own off.
Outside of the iteem dome, the boiler

She went right down.

I

Mr. Ott said that

as

soon at

he

rusned back

two

ened.

Making ^

an InvooUgation. ha found a looao belt. |

time,

ha

called

CiiwMg Moaier, who was

were

the

most

fnght-

The report of the

cxpleaien

wa

Suddtnly, the whole boat seemed

were

sitting, and

tort net

boat

coming

soamod
everything shiver. The steam

enveloped the forward portion of the

DOME lET 60
According to the engineer. It was
probably tha Ohiming off of tha stoom
that aouaaJ tho oaploalon as SB pounds
tops no* rogardid ao toe much for tho
Rdllar, M whatovor the oauos. the
Gaffw Itflad, tha farce going

SMAU BOAT
The Leelanau i« S' feet long »
beam of

12 feet,

faUlly

boat to such an eictont that Kcionekr

sure vertical machine but it sent the
This ha* been an excellent ecaaen

Hartung who was preoably j
Injured, was

among those

I

d after we got him t

alblt ha was tha first ena to roach It.

boat and Captain Moeicr wat
looking forward to a better one sa the
water in the! Leiand nver
I
would be
deepened by the new dam arid he in­

to the forks of the road, wbere l

tended to advertise

a

could handle large crowds.

farmarY ng to Sake him

train.

Ha

was

brought

m

to
on

Northport train and Ukon off at
eaploeron

been

as

he

the boat was not inspected by the gov­
ernment officials,

“Had the

hesvily

As Laks Leslanau is inland waters,

could hardly see what waa happening
RouMng to the boat at quickly at poa-

Fouch-Leland run ever since.
gine was a single cylinder, high prerboat along ab^ut 12 miles sn hour.

WALKED INJURED NAN
“John

e boat lo« its j TiM out of the water and at the tame

haaaaray. the aaploelon cams. Hardy H’’"*waa pa Ma knoao behind the bailor, I to

tog af

pasaengen

ohere

hoard a long d-atanea. Leo KeHnoke.

atoam

atopgaS, avan bHors

place

nolee of the explosion came to their

Captain | young man who Uvea acrooa the lake
be flaning In that
vicinity, and saw the

ahul cR

me

took

Captain Moaier did hia best to began to aaaiot them to shore. Farm-; Mosicr brothers, at Prevcmoi
pataanger*. of whom
era In me vicinity who had Heard the eght years ago anfl has beer
prppabiy 2S, and tucceoded in

to shut off tha ateam.
ssm

Pccldeni

ifw mmutea

Just os the
and the angina,

upper work*, the wheeihouse

the f

of

Injury

forme

don’t think she knew what hit her.-;,* *tiH solid.

PANIC FOLLOWED

to the etcra of me boat, where many

oav#

The boat

.tael' la not ao badiy damaged, except

I never saw her after the first look,

capod

to

the

Wim blood.

could

up L.,y Troaauror. Haatinga. wife and

aaotative tMa morning thaL In orGar

and

Liter

when she went in. her face covered

he

A panic followed the eapleeien al­

SHOT OFF STEAM

ashore
bottom,

girla and taken to whore

though strange to say, those who ea-

Mr. Hardy atstod to a Roeord repro- j

the

placed in a rig driven by two young
catch the train lor Travoroa City.

Hardy

drifted

on

the side of the face and the neirt In-ji, was towed to Pi-ovemoni,
aunt she wae struggling m the watev.

Shortly attor a atop had boon

Ed.

had

LaBonte on:,«,„„.y ,„eher net holding n.

mada at tha .fMtlngo cetuge to pick
Enginoor

boat

Ing debHa striking Mrs.

about SO pounda of tteam bolng cor.

cHWran.

,nj„reo left aboard,
The

engine fbom burst out. a piece of fiy-jwa. poundmg

lata and It waa apoodad alonE

hoard o pound In tho onglrto.

walking along to the railroad,

wtw was a passenger on the ill-fated The M-iis family and Mr. Wineberg

ingcri were uood to dreao hit Iniwriaa.
Quartert of a

ooeoad, tha dreut bringing a numbor

nod.

was ooon

“t

At Bmgham. Mr. Stef-

waa met and he also stated that
I Mrs. LaBonte was drowned and that

handkcrehiefa borrowed from tno paaaHe wat taken aortore. walked

t^oro wore lotuming homo, and the

a

man

Although, badly hurt, he Idd of

'
]a ftimber were injured
From then
talking
pas^nger, of m. boat were

with Mrs. LaBonte," aaid George OtL

INJURED MAN WALKED

tho uaual trtp, but thora wore num-

the
way

About two miles from Bingham, the

being I was drowned.

He

the tight waa a hdirlbit one.

loft Laland

on tlmo tWo morning bound for Fouch.

accident

Masacy and

Mrs.'first of the m/ureo waa met. Mr. Har-

y

litjvrod all bolng forward.

Mr.

and her right arm, her veil protecting' «h« accident saying that one person
ecalded to a blitter

been blown through the window.

that

to me reporter had come all the

them; from the cHy,

bodica.

tha attar partlon ot tho boat oacapod
anti roly and wort not avon wot tha

after the

Cook., that

In-jhardly believe

sought

Hastings being burned about me neck tung.
her

Mllla, ooh of G J. Milia, Of Ann Arbor,
Gown ta only alight buma.

their

in

Maatinga

mg them with

After tha blinding ruah

from

soon

withA. 8

morning.

about two milM the other tide

outward

hence the sbeenco

of life preservers and life bosL

The

tnetead of upward we would probably engineer stated that he hod been on

thrss ether beau arnvmg shortly af- all have boon klllod. Only thooe who ainec the seaoon started and tha boiiar
were cleoo to tho engine room wore had not been inspected since then.

NO LIFE PRESERVERS

injuredwater.

I
Mra.

saw throe heade In
LaSentt;

a

boy

to tha

where

he

Grand
is

bow

■eating at easy as poaaibie

ARE LEAVING
SPRINGFIELD

ONE 16 BEING CONSTRUCTCO AT

RESIDENTS

Uqoioa. such. Ang. 16—»rty (a
May ol Ibis year tbe daa on Lffko
Billing* was washed away. eotpLylng
the content* of the lake and Soodlog Ibe riparian owners below living
on Cedar creeG Into wbleh tbo toko
sster Bowed and daiMgad progany
considerably. Tbe dam has bowar
been rebnllt because the wwblng Ot
(he lake water waa of aacb vMocIty
that It tore aaad eabanknoau to a
very wide extent so that tbo coat ot
reconstruction eras made BOOh torgar.
Tbe insaSlrieney of tbe paapa to
give good nbd ndeqonte nervlea to tba
(HUnpIng station loeatad n tew rods
beiow tbu lake waa tbs toaing and
tbe am ibenght of toqmlry toio tbg
conatracUoB of n power daa to bOy
erected on tbe spot whore (ha old
doB stood, and arter aa tovodtIsbthMi
by electrical oaglGbato h was toarwod
that soCldeat water p0G*r tSraagll
tbe eonatnMtlOB of a proper dabs
could be dereloped wUb wtaltG to op*
erau tbe Mantoa power pUsL
Tbe daa ta being ooutrsctod and
win be made with solid eetawL aenL
circutor side walls and nbatasUal to
every reopecL Tbe daa proper wU
be Btoe feet to bsdght wUb a drama
«way for tbe regalattos ol tba
cascade or ntoeJoot watortolL

the

CapUin Mooier stated to a Racord

who

reprooontative that Mrs. LaSonto was

MANTON.

__

will RepUos the Ohs That Wm Can
ned Assay By a Ftosd Barty in
May This Ysar.

TtlESDAY MORNING—Mr. Msrtung
died tt 6:W Mat evening.

ARE

GETTING

OUT

ON ALL TRAINS.

MANY WERE THERE TWO WHITE HEN miED
One Sasaion Was Held at the Forks of

moot valued member* of tne L-

C- G A.

Although we feel terribly

not a tingle life preserver on the

ettjr. burnt abaut nack and Hght

smiling foes

Immaculate

the turfoca once, tome diaunce from

aiflM birnw.

taken

the Boardman and Two Others
At Fifs Lake.

Awatani

County

Fatally

diapoaitlen.

firm believer in the Catholic foith and

According to E F. MlUt. ahe came to

ArSor,

houoa.

Chatta­

,|waa a member ot the Church of tha

STANLEY

Ann

cheerful

cheer to offer to ethers.

A. •. COOK, Travara* Citr, aealdad.
HILLS,

in

blew the always met her fHenda with

• over this diaaeter. I do not eon-

planking

remained

No matter how strong tdvcrac winds

Aa soon

iife-proaervera

bemg

blown against tha front of tha pilot

buainesa ability and poeoeaaod a moat

mlgTit net

hauac. th« tide of the dtcfcriauta wai

She

optimittlc and

In

• run up too high, when I ehut off
• I loekad at the gouge, the hand

tom out ar>d )t wot tn«re that Mro.

the

Mra. LaSonto wai a woman of rare

125 pounds of

• atandlng at SO pounda.

NEW POWER DAM

hovu^

by

nooga about a year, returning to thia

Laet year regw

• order that the ateam

that

w,th

city upon the death of her mother.

• oteam. but this year M waa the
• highest that we have carried.

steam

In addition, he

internally

Reoonthal cloaod out hie buolneoa In

“The boiler wat mapwted two

« lardlyrwo earned

injured

of
before

Boston eterc for

Arm to ChaManooga. Tenn_ when Mr.

It gave *

• years age and waa found to bo In
• eccollent shape.

and

the

GREAT RACE WAR IS ON

In

it flret began

Rosenthal, gomg

thIe city.

Eight Other Persou were Sc&lded, Including Hr.
and In. R. S. Hastings and A. B. Cook ol
This City-AU in]ared were in the
Bow ot the Boat

aaieeladlet

charge

geode department,

the •

dome became -w w«ak that when •
Shut

obliging

She had boon .donl.fied with

tha Globe store imce

Ing gradually, probably for a year •

I

and

the city.

tteam ‘

of La­

haa a

Ho it dreadfuMy

eecoplng

Travarmc hoapital.

Hr«. UaBente was one of tha moot

r wat not due '
ow water, or '

that.

the

Hartflng <ms

MRS.U BONTE

a '

there and that ,1 had peon work- *

JOHNHARniNGOFLELANU WAS PROBABLY FA­
TALLY INJURED

wat

ham. where he caught the train for

flaw in the boiler,

ing bOTA oent for.
bumod.

the latter wot collecting tick,

thlo city.

anything

flohorman

poured over hio body.

Leelanau. •

to

a

the capUin'a place for ■ few minutea

repreoonta- •

“The accident wo I due

lo

years oiG and

while

on

Record

land. 44

Hsp-

not racovsr.

and aavsiel children, ths Tamlly hav­

•

made the following eUWment to •
Evening

Mr. Hartung

would

•

Captain ChaHoo Moaier. In com- •
mai>d

t S:4S mis snarwoofi John
waa believed he

Trsaaurer

Hurt and

CAughL

Mobbed Sy

Negroea—lliinels Capital

Kifr l.a]cr. Aug IS.—Thr Sunday
School Krvlval Tour cooTrntloa went
Barker frve-k from Elk Rapids and
held two Rfrasloos. afterDooo and even..
The apeakers were the Rev
Rev. Mr Potter, of Batea; the Rev Mr
Thompson, of Elk Rapltlt. Chat,
blrsll. of Traverse Oly. the Rev Mr
Hams, of Kalkaska, and Hr. ClevolaoG of I'adUlac
The spirit of God was In ibr meettug and at the close one person ex­
pressed a desire for a belter life The
aiDging of tbe ?3rd Psalm In tbu
Swedish language by Miss Slegrtd
l^agergren. ot (*blcago, waa enjoyed
by all.
Thursday morning the lour left
Barker Creek lor the forks ot iSe
Boardman river, where tbe party ar­
rived ai 1 o'rlork p. m and after par
uking of B bountiful picnic dinner a
nieeting was called to order by the
prewideni. 0 H Estee. In the shade
of the ireee by tbe roadside. aUeoded
by about SS people who had eome from
all directions and had drlrqa tram stx
to i: mllet to a>eK at this apoi in Uie
wUdemw»i.
Many u-tuifled that they felt tStt
Trfia hsil blesed them there, and at the
i-hwe of the servin', two persons dtcidivl 1C llvi- the better life From the
fork* ihc lour came here for the eien
mg i-ervlce. which was held In the M
E church attended by about 260 peo
pi-' from the village and surrounding
iountry
Tbe npi-akcr* were the Rev. Mr. Potu-r. of liates. and the Rev. D CochllQ.
of Traverse City, wbo urged all
ronse y> Je*u» f'brUt and prepare
meet their God Much Interesc wax
manlfexi

in Charge of Militia.
Poona, III.. Aug 16.—A opoeial dis­
patch from BpHngfiald this morning
that Assistant County Troasuror
W. K. Sowe waa cAught and ahot by
infuriatsd nigroaa. after
was robbod of oavoral

which

ho

hundrod dol-

laro, his watch and diamenda.
Sows will dlo, five of tho

bulleta

Uking sffoct in viUI parts.
Tho

negroes

aarming back

this

morning

Into tha

oaat

aro
af»G

SBviiy armed, aitd a weros rolgn df
taiTor la expaetad tenighL
nswapaperman waa eaught in an
allay by negroaa and driven Back, to
lo office.
Offieers and militia are
Tha aoldlara' arma have bean token
away and approprtttod for uaa by the
mob.

The whites am oomlitg from

nearby country tewiu ta help; In the
Thousands of man are how eamrming ths streets.

Ths whbla biialhaai

portion of ths city is jutt as domoeallaed as

is ths east and. and many

larger etoroa are cloaa
The citizens are laaving town, w^
men

REPUBUCJIN
CONVBmON

and chlldmn

OFFICIAL CALL PWni.GlNATOIHAL OtSTfHCT.

aro dej

every train and Gtsrufbar
places of safety.

Night of Terror.
Sprlngfleld, III., Aug.
16.—Two
s-blu- men kJliod, a negro lynched,
more than 76 perama tojurod asd 4«
bouses, moetly occupied by Mgroos.
burned. M tbe result of an attempt
by a mob to lynch a negro wbo
lacked a shite woman.
After tbe nlgtit liot. arson
xlsugbirr. the siite troops, wbo ware
railed oat by the governor, sDcceeded
earl) today In restorlag a semblance

IN THIS Cin ONSEn.22
CAHOIDATC FOR STATE SKNATOR
WILL SC CHOSCN. .

Wnre Changed at tha

.

Ax shown to (b» oCldal caQ ia an­
other columa. tbe tagnbUcaa. oonvepof order.
Uoa of tbe TwentyaevMtb aaaatnrtol
Dead end Injured.
district will be Into tn the ceatjr
The deed are
court bouse In (bU city on Taeadar,
O. J ScoH. xhiri b> i-tray biilleL
September n. at 7 o'clock lb (ba aft­
Lxiuis Joh&xou. shot ifarougb i
ernoon. At Ibla eonveatioB a caadlabdomen.
date for Mate aesator wUi be nonriCharles Hamer a DCCTO. lynched.
persene
interviewed
could
nated. Tbe only candldau tbaa tar
The sounded are:
to appear U Gtal*. Senator TYad a
Aligxnlna Angelo, shot ikrongh
Wetmore. wbo wtU be a ewaJMsiji for
ligh: arm on ibe aireri.
renoalDation. Tbere wOi be bo o^
Elreling Albert. »bot tbrougb
posliton to Mr Weunore^ a* be baa
>r- hip durlriB ibe street rioting
made a brilltont record to tbe auto
K F Brtnkaian. sirurk In tbe bead
siih a brick.
The reason that (bU convcnUoa la
Itetslnix AlezBDder. a saloonkeeper,
eiruck wiih brick* and Hones and not to be held onder tbe primary
SMtem M because when (be boundary
ha'll.' Injured.
vf
the district was changed by tbe
John Krosnell. mlli'lamaD. one
legisUtnre one of tbe oonnUes bad
Mob AtiemptM to Take a Negra From hand liad'y slashed
me Jail at Huntington. L. I..
I'stopbei! psirolmnn hli lo tht not voted to operaie under the pri­
mary law. ibcrefore a amvenilon is
But Wat Finally Dcivoft
•ixrk srh none*
Back
K W Chafin prtilill.l’loi, .-andldate tiecexsan.

SPRINGFIELD
QUIET TODAY
4,500 LDffiRS IN TOWN

for prefcid,'tu hii in ib-- f«re »lib
bnrks
Oscar rwhikampt polieeman. hli
over Ibe ngtii eie s|ih a brick dur
'll.-I 4 !.■■-' Sj'mniil i;uard>njrO, emn ing noting si !u>vi>en
ar- iwinilliiic tl:,- nlj ha'r li-tnporsr
Robert Hshlksnii. lolored. Iieatcn
ill at l<-e»i )ii,i an rnd lu tbe lyDcb- b.T a moll, rendition crtMcal
inc am] nuiiQfHarrj G Harnog memiv"- of 'InTil- sn'ilucro I•]et1.,-I,^.
howev.f
ga'Ilng g'lc e-'itioQ of 'be Filth m Incidentally. He Hat a Family of the
» touga Cl-rased by ’Dr nUllIu »
Good Old aue»On Vaca­
->a>--Brix Slid eunx. asslti- ouly Lhr leii.'ing lAjeper .' reoiaurstii
tion Run.
il.par-utT ot • V- tmop. to ksge aa
K T ?’run.- waiter in Loep—•'*
other oa- Agatn'l 'hr iilarks.
H-.h
Kailey. one of the most experi­
raf.- rui by glass, kill lose one arm
Attempted Lynching.
Henry Steiger, pltrb.-r for Ib- enced slid faxiesi engine driven on
NVs
V-.rl.
Aug
IT —Thlity-flin .ipringfleld ball team, shot In the I'-g
iti.- main line of tbe g R. * L. ta
m-n arm—! srh r:„tn. »oa axcr batIsktng Ibe place of Jtotn Bailey, wbn
Mary other* no' repor’rd sj )i-t
iriv-d dnsii 'll- dnnrv o( the Hununc
!► on a vBiWtMn. oo the Nortbpon run.
First Rsgimeet Called.
inn L 1 Jill- X- 1 nclbck tbu morn
Robert Haller t* ao oM setUer. but
Ohirsgo Aug r. —Goiernor Deneen
lag ID aa rflor'
to
Ivoch
flecrgr
n a '-I-phone m-saage in Colonel Bd- in spile of his age be Is fast and Bore.
Wublor»Q * n> Kill accuird of xa sard f Young a' IK uclock today He U the father of a RnmeTeUtoB
stuck uj-on X shiir soman v-sterday railed r«"' the Flr»i r.-giment. I. N. O.. famUy. having, ii U said, eight giris
coosif-ing of 12 cornpanlm. aggregni- by hi* (IrM wife and eight bdyn by
The? sere iinahir to Inrre the tBDrr iDg between Wm and TOO men.
Tbe bl> second. The family It now to
door ud lAfkiDg
a
leader,
acre regiment mobilised In CbJcago
and Sorthport.whnre it baa been resorting
quelled
1-f tor BpringfleH on a *pecial train for the tammer
Bob IS not only an engtoner who
at 11 20 o rloek.
GIANT SUNFLOWEG
can .tan fast and keep tbe pace, bet
Hai ilaxmere. of i-bicagu. who with If need tie be can apply the air bel­
The Rav G H. Fleming Has One That blx wife ha* been ilstUng her parents. ief than anyooe oe the md.
It a MentUr.
Mr and -Mr* Eli Bordenax. of NorthThe Rei B H riemlog has a sun
port. wa< in ibc rity last night on bU
Mias Emma Bordeani. of Nortbport.
flower ID bit garden that would even return borne
Mrs Gasaere will re­ was in the etty over night whOe on
make Kansas take notice
The plant main a: Nortbport lor n longer vtoiL her way to Muakegon tor a two wn^'
measures lO feet in beigbl and II feet and
also vuit b«r brother Fred visit with ber brotber. A. 8- firifitoiiii
lo rirmmfereoee ai tbe base. At tbe Bordeaux,
of ihe North ManlUM general manager of tbe Stewart-HartsSpi

i: - With 1

sri.l

n,c;.--

n;

not

and

bloo.1

BAILEY A VHERAN

QftAND nuvcmc KCllALn.TUBM»AV, AUOUVT «. tM

Mmms

ICE COSTS JOllE

DDDiUttiX

C.C.CWOI
BKPUlcb' to BY RCP. JAMEB
mOnboe.

E. C Wells. Fvmeriy of FM* Loko,
Ttlke at the CeedNlMW to Texea

E.

C.

Wells,

a

former

Rotten B. E*allc-r.

^ miiiii! m ttoimi ritm Mttei
mSSTS. «•». tt-OM POMOBM A
TnrwM at/, Mieb. oader tb« Act
at Camgnm at March 1. im.

located St Beaumoot. Tex., where ha

CELLENT ONE.

has charge of the ofllces of too Santa

iVoef. -Mr. Menre* Ha* Bean a

greofional

Dtolrici

of

(W

tr>ju;:*ii

Oeaitototo—My aoeoilou

r-

ceotly beeo called to certain urn<Ic«

te^'umQ^Tmih •enaioiio] diotrtet of MM&u l» h««hr «H«> to
MMht (ha owt Hohoe in (he City ^ f
TKHne Cttr. «■ Toeodoy, the Hnd
4m at t^iliM Ihoa. at two o'clodi
to the«$«m tor the rarvoM of
- .sr^. “Odtooto tor State Ben• toonaaotlon of each

eppeartuf In *ome of the De»-«iui|>er«
In thU district relative to the lecl*U
Uve record of the Hon. George G

Co

rell of Traseree City, now s caodldate for the nomination o« a memiK-r
of eODSresi tron thU dlaiHou and a*
one haring bad experience os » tncqi
of

the

Michigan

leglclaiure

ihnnigh four aesslonc. and oa a mem
her ot

I to totoOdtoHOOB oa toUowe:

long

eUndlng of

the

stair

grange, and desiroiu of Icnowlng the
facta oa

Ornad TraverM .

taken

SSSK.-;
Wexford . .

ord*.

they actually

the palna

to

»oU»...............

regard

Mr.

Co-

> actioDO os ebown by

the

ret-

10

powoaani

the

by

pcor man.

aud |

He nai.-d that a man ran
b<- cun to

Other Btatc,

and

alluosl

progress

b

away

In regard i«. ilviug eip.'n»c* be,said

poaalble between the
and

Toxu*

that

did

slsK

with

hi* paD-nu. at

Mr. Covell Cesaed to be a member of
pllhor branch of the Michigan IcglsU-

for

Richard

I'barle* H

i

A

l-orvli^^OW

Uleslon,

Big Kspids today
TODAYS MARKETB.
PrtMii Honda}"* Record.

iiuiioD

flmitog

bis

csiuc

GRAIN.
Chicago

Aug

17—Close—Wheal

9IA,r: corn 7SMc: o»'e (SAsc
Detroit. Aug.
17 —Close—Wheal
SIC; oat*. t7«4c.

live'otock.
Maal Builaiu

Aug

Wax tx-ans, per lt>. ..

I?.—Catllc—Rr^

Feeling

ENTHUSIASM
IS APPARENT

iioiiRed

toat

tbu

Sheriff

was

TbarU-*

almost
Mr.

choice. H-OO^ e.oo.

S.

Button

JohnkOu.

who went 10 Willlamaburg and car«

sierr*. $6-{&ecA0

64.60;
celpt*

had got on the right trail 4>f toe mid
night maraoderv.

lamb*. <(.60

ahoep.<S.6«6 4 76

CAMP IS BROKEN

lOc higher,

Lots of pork, per lb. .

The mark'-i w geiilag livelier. Yes­

Leg of Umb, per Ib.

....................... lie

terday an even doxen load* of pou-

lAmb^chops, per lb.

.......................IBo

t<x-v rami- 111. oggregariOK 466 bilabels

Stews, per Ib.....................

..Ic upwofd

A farmer named Chase brought in the 1 Roast, per lb.
largevl loud.

63

bushels. Jeffrey

...UHOUe

be- Vetl chepa, per Ib. .

The tubers bring oil

' About Tb Boys Mave Enjoyed Life for

Iirduy.

George

Lardic

shipped

.............................................. ZS624c

SUced bxm

vrday aod the abipper has sen! three igprtog cbickons, live weigbL

Lake.

rurloads

ut apples,

mainly

rUlllMli-: niollUl'.

|.l■.k>' lanili Tui-nU). Ihe bccoiid i—i

.............

Hull of bo.v* n-turiHiiK lu ihi-ir bom--*

of aiiple*

.tniong them *.-:e Gerald and Henry

net) and Ihe rest lor farmers.

Hall. Gi-orge

GlUn-n.

Ltonald

.M

<■ A

l»day by

boat for the <

' Egg*. iM-r dor .................................................
Cheese, per Ib.................................. 15c u
Gri'-k and llmburgber cheese, per

diilon to tor boy* th.-rr
about 'iu leader*

who

ha».-

been

Probona blackberry Jam. per glai I SOc oieniarg«-riiip. per Ib. ...
Silver Cord sardines, per lb____
- *6c!ciearbax-k pork, fw' bbl i
Lobsters ..........................................................

looked

after

Tun*, per can - .........................................

In

I «l40,Tliid that in the special ses-

‘Perco .
........................... 16 to UcIcodtWh. pv-r Ib

Shrimp per can

■lon wbea toe bill was put upon Its

Strawberry probona Jam. per'glass 20c
Raapberry probona Jam. per glati 20c

Bloalera. per lb

r-jrrant strawberry Jam. gloss ...20c

Lake tnJuL per to

Orange marmalade, per glss*....... 25e

WRECKS MARKED

diMliarge the commlUee from fur-

Lake 6urvc)r

fiteamer

Only

22 Feet of Water Over Sunken

ll at Utot tliue been a member of

Car Ferry Barge.

markeil wllh much enibuslasiii for Mr
^vrlik candidacy for c.iicn-** from
Ai

lllv Di.et

tog a plan ot raiiipalgii was derided
big und

lied plan was cuiiipU-l< d

iialurt- that no one can take any pos­

enl

sible exception

and political cirrb-, ..r ih- cli.i

10 them.

The state

lent* which have been utad> by Mr.
Corellb cnemte* to thb eoogreaalonr.l
district tre of

such a nature os tn

convince any fair-minded
they

man

that

were not prompted by any
to ktios

lutely

di--

were

hey actually exist

i>r.-

Anyone who

I* desirous of verifying the facts ar
alwvc slated can do so by a careful
study of the house and wnaie juui.

m

tiusinc-M.

were added lo the nieruU-rship H*i ut
the George G

Coxell rlub

SIBSHO (rieiids

o'

Mr.

Enil i

Cuxell jir.

;,r

Grand Tiaver*e f,.unt>

nml )

r>wiier.
thuwlarin

fur G.-uige

COBgre*r

Nexer

G

in

u.

conciutioD that the opponent* of
Covetl

In

their desperation

■

Fruits.
Plum*, per ilor..............
Cherri.-.. (>. i .jt

43

Apricot*, per basket .

UlDUIeM

'Ml

Watermelon*, eaih

UgbthOUH-. 10 4.'Thl* wi.-<k ao 1 lUa: iif Ibe *<'.bu.>:i
-T

Dax Id

Ik)«.

lx dig easlorlr aMxll

Coveir*

niajorli)

lu

placed u' rrniii

tbl«

Hawaiian

aialemeot

of

fart*

b

PLANT MAY REOPEN

lu 3 rule Miter

Mrs.

All ot whleh b reaped

C. VIrich :«no

daughter

of

Addle Soule* lost evenlag vhUe oa
toeir iHir' to toe Borthen resorts
Mias Ida Urtans vent to lo-laad

»! •ENsxtr

. -®6<6e I
.<^26lAw,l.■^,

..

Inqtilre

FARM FOR BALE—
land that 1 wfii 1
tlii'-<-^iiaiti-ii. of

mile

Dreamlaod An­
gora Goat
Ranch

11.6061 J<
meal.
'II 006 l-M

iwr cwl

"ir

...

$161 10
It 6(1

ROWLAND
DOUGLASS

Grama.

--------

12c U) 20l I Wheat
MQiit

H

................... 40 66fkt,|{,,

pinrappli-*

[,< r box

j

4.

,,

t

Satisfied?

w.i..ugi,,

lOcjOaU

’

Waa

and Mil.*

i.x

In

nl

It

SUp Toward

Pii

mariiage

.lOc to 26c
.

.

<rx the

Sum

o

|H-r basket

ItaJdwln,

Aug

p“

iii'i: ■

ige.for Jjiaimn- nu me |,r.ip.-rx
le

failed

Gn-aJ

terday

U.CMc

.

.

.

Nur'hern

nieooe plant at

'erx

.Arc you satisfied with the
values you have been
gettio^ in shoes-'

rvhablliUGon of

toe groom belonging lo excellent (am-

lage.~

iGooacb< rrles. per

.................10c j

h*». pur lull

ICaied Hldrt

In

the :m

Marlbnrougb
ib'lad Ibe
the

-mushroom

vJ-

Cement

company,

nnder

.................

New poUloes

................ **eiHor*a bides, each .. .

New turnlpe. per peck ...

................ Me Green bide* ........................

Green ontons, per bunch ■
Lffunce. per lb ........................

leumber* .............................. .. .................<66«
•lery. per stalk .....................
mongase bond* running to the DetioU Cabbage, per lb. ......................
Traat campany a* inisiee and tre to- Btriag beans, per lb .
sued In ibe name of the Great J.Ake*
The bonds an- t; per cent gold first

rixnland

Froduee.

You know
^'ood—alt leather—shoe>
cost a little more than
the paper kind but they
are cheaper in the end.

I'ur'land

probaM.

of oprratlotii

quite pramlnenl. both the bride and

u

j
10c lo 12cj Hui.

Salt Fork, per lb.

wa- Sled Her,

Indlcaltog

resomptlon

return to Indians, where

sr«

i» r d-,r

,6<lr i l.«mb*, live .

tod6“c;Hog*. Ihe
..........................
2 for 6C|iiog*. dressed ...................

Californi., p<-*rx

Reopemng

14 —it'I-'

Cvmvni i-omiianx

toe Grand Traxer** region, they will
(hey

..

: lor 26c or 3 for Mr I Tallow

P--*r., la-f l.BSkx-

After vpending toeir honeymoon to

, Biiucr. dairy..................................... lie to Mr
It,.iter, creamery ..............................23624c

. 16. lo 26c . Kes-

Michigan U*ag>- calKaluupe*.
..16r[Cow> per 1!>
................
.. 2tk6«
Blackberrloa.
I061»i Steer* and heifers per ib..............<64c
Grap<-*. per Ib.
.-16«jCilvw, five ,
&i'mg appWx.

Thurr.-.

11,e Rex A A Alllngti.nl

|g„t producta.

Oranges, per dux........................... 30c u> 40c{sheep. live ........................................ ic to 46he

SfiOOJXn and May Be a Preliminary

S***.-

1‘earl J-diu,

wereuniied
day ulghi

of

3.'^-1

1-r do/

Bjiuxai.ple* .
Cantaloupe*.

Performed

Amount of Deed
Dnwiilni;

Oonana;

p.-r b..-kr-

Elb'ita pu«, be-

cllben may be accorded the benefil Pf Uie
Oak
Park
fongregallonal
Of toe truto wito retoreoce to a mat' church The roupb- w** Bcrompanied
ler to which he has beeo groasly ml;
by Ferri* Johns, brother of the brlds.
BMUed

•>

per era
. .
...

pUx-rrlo

INDIANA COUPLE

Jobr

and In order that a fellow-

Corn

BUYING PRICES.

..10ei6e

Black ra*p»-err,r*........................................ IBc I fom..........................

pxacb.-.

rouni)

> any man who pretends to c-ondun

Tl|r above

Uucklcberrlx-v
Oates, per to

JOv-l
fit.,- teed
2(1^ I Hundredselghu
COJIM-

I'UU.VV fix lug * til

atement of facb that b unb«.-<-omirc

fair pb)

Umbered. In sec-

Bhinkuun. Grand Rapkla, .

............................................ <10614

F1g». per Ih

tola dbtricl hare retorted to a mb

made by me purely lo the Inleresi of

C

moo* lUppori of a candidate uuil M

prejudice the minds of the voters „f

decent newspaper

Feed. MiscalUnecu*.
,,a,.............................................
116614

Ii„h»c i,*)

ihrex- and uiie lu

f

hislury

couni) hua there been <urh unsi

I2ta«

FrtilU.

4'. oilnule- ea.,i

■

Cox’ell

the

nab of the sraalons of 1U3. 1S».'. xnrl
Ub7. aad with me will be forced

[ht bottle ..

ParnicMiii cheese, p.r bottle ____
July end .(ue'I'-i
JiUll on—elKhlll II

nSnieK

...............................ir^c

per to

bottle

Those |ii->
ilie

Today sevrrni hundred new

toe truth, hut are abso­

unqualified and erldenily

mediuied mlsauiements of toe facia

priini,oeii-

per

Pm monx-x plckl.-*

xlgurnu, organ

member of both honses are of such r.

of J

................................................................................60c J Flour, H. A L. Bx-tt K.IB
III an> number to anil buyer. Ooeu
Honey, comb ................................... ................20c i Hctdredwelghi. Com Meal, floe <2 00
will pax (or tbemaelvei in prodnctfcm
Honey, pur.-, per pt
..............................40c I Hiiiuln-d*. Iglit. ,-oru meal
.. <1.70 of iiiuhuir and fnrrcase In (wo yesuo.
presew-d fig* percan ............................ <6.-' Middling*, p--r li» Ito .. 3661.40
l'ii.-xr-1W for rli-arlng brush Und.
AddreM M. R.
r*iiibeiii;»-'i ch.xxx. per bos S6 lo 60c , Bran, perlOO lb* ...................... II 3601.40 Haiii-b at Turtle l,akAaparagu* Nii*. i>rr can ... 30 to 76f'*"ri,. p.-r bu
»c6|].00 il<-t'rorx. IL'iidon. Mich.
Aug 4-7-1 l-14-tB-2i :4'to*.
Cd sullied ginger ................ ................ .yOc'Hul'tl hay
.
.
..$14616
Hushrootus. In glass loiportcd . ,40c I Hundredweight. H A L Beet

GEORGE. (L COVELL

flje RIevi'iilh (llsirici

klsraschlno chenlea in Crema de
Spiced Jigs

large alh-ndanre and ihi- nimlng w a>

iildin and a

WhltelUh

Ginger in syrup ...........................................20c [
MsrstehiDo cberrie* in liquor ... .26c i

Reports

fair presumption toat bad Mr. Co­

koohx

lion 3. town of Rost Bay.

nut Mnci.

Mackerel, per Ib

considered 00 lu

senate, who with Mr. Coveil voted not
titer conalderatlon. at this time voted

prilled ladd.

•.ceded
All new hiilldlaga, |0 bear­
ing rniit ire<-» and a good veil ofi
wiiiei
for pnitirnlar*. write F. C.
Kllboru. Everru. Wash.. <432 Chest­

..lOc to I

merit* that toe same luembera of the

of thb district that hla actions as a

dOHNBON DRUG CO.

Mich.

I Butler, dairy, per Ib ..............................

aerivtar) for tin- bo)* dl'ii-loii

Van 111*, of KalaluaxKi. t

.<tt.M

KJppcred Herring, per lb................

wot ta*t by

A

—•- —

Poriar hods*, per Ib ....

BELLING PRICEB.
Fancy Qeeesrisa.

iHini. ibi* :

Uc to 14c

Caviar ...................................................... S5 I

sideration of this bin. which motion

desire lo say furiher that I bHve

E.trj Dr. A.w^has*’s
Shs'j'.srjJSrt.Ointment

Butter. cfeamejT. per lb................26630c

ImporteJ sardine* ...................... 35 I

healcaory to saying to the voierv

Phillip Kranse returned to Alba to­

day after auefta^g. Uw. Meoeahee
tnMHng at Hanlsi^. r
Dr and Mrs. P. D. Ancelnten re­
turned to Bt. ikwU today ofior vMi- <
log Ur. Wood

Clearback pork, per lb ...10M612iie

Mclo-

of J

btlve n-eord of Mr. Coveil aod have

Cbocolate Piet

The more you eat. Ihv
more you
ant 4f thi-y arx- mode from 'Ot’RrUT' Freparailoii Bach ^ekoge eemlain* all ingrrdirnl* ready for Instant
use.
Don't hesiiahOrder
today
from your grocer aod then tell your
friend* bow caey ll Is to make those
dellclona chooolato Me*. '■OCR-PIB*
comes
In
three
varieties—LemCB.
Cborolaie and Cusurd—«t 10 eenu
a package Mode by D-Zerta Food Co..
Rochester. N Y
Write today for cir­
culars of all D-Zena ProdimU.

FOR SALE—About 66 acre* ot uulm*'
iLord. per lb........................... ;
The A S. of B Shipped 160 barre’s !

mer, going ui iwu N.-etluii* in .tiargi-

taken paint to review toe enniv legb-

buy-

ing price ......................................................... It

Duchess.

mliiee on railroads from further con­

And It la

Au. Emw or OUT nowxBs

This varlci) is worth from <i lo II.3olg,,nng chicken*, eelttng price., ..2!
mid H.-d Astrachaii and pcioeke)* are,p,j„i^ ^am* .......................................................11
irill lak- ilili iiic 111-

life III lb.- V

a majority rote of toe

bOOil'ork Chopii. per Ib

bushels of potalocs from Urawn Sal

a Month on the Shore* ot Torch

F. M. PAINE,

P-L-OIRIST

Pitosg^:

Vssl stews, per Ib. .
Ham. per Ib ....................

four loads of hay , Bacon, per ib .................

horw- and

macnctt
•woelaltatwt

EYE, EAR, NOSE
AND THROAT

Veal steak, per lb. ..

* and IhcOne

.

-!sr-“2itt7sr—“
Dm, r. j.

........... ItH*

.......<•«

' Lamb aleak, per Ib. ..

were welghx-d at the city market Sat-1 Pork Steak, per Ib. .

About 7r> boyr ha>.- i-iijoyed i

tor senate he would have voted with

........ lOllo

tSide pork, per lb, ....

■ii.irk<‘L price Is SO oenU.

A wo-

pasted this bill.

. .6C*C

..KRlic

Hog*-Ro | Hoasts. per Ib.....................

pigs, <6.:666-60.

hig the buyer

on

the other member* whu uoanlniuusly

.

..

IJJtIo head; fairly active, 10© I Pork sauaoge, per lb

Uqb i^tude to
to diaebarge the com-

for the paasago of the bill.

.

.

Hamberger. per lb

No arresu have a>

of thla III)

and

Round steak, per lb

aellve; lambs

stronger; stioep steady;

tunied lo

saibfled that be

Sheep and lamb*

—RecMpto. i.OOO head

fully looked over the ground tod retola cliy

gweel corn. p«

Summer squash. 1
Veab—fU- Sweet potoloe;• li-r lb
ceipia, 1.300 head; active; toe lower
Blrtoin. per to ..............
price

lD«b, I'arl AiiderMMi and Tre«. l a.

padsage

Turnlpi, per c

head;
fairly
active
been poisoned with parb green, which csipl*. 3,700
had erldetilly been aprtokled there for sisady to strong, values rloetng weak

last straw of eodursnee.

i PCI Ceat titawcE BB Tim BcteBtts

Cbocoltte piel

Crooked neck aquMh, 1

to

iiigbUy visitor llial the cattle bad

the uay
day ^inri
prior to
kuv
KAJ the day aei for final

final

Mal-

Johnaon, of

Detroit. 1* hi* deputy.

dark

with ‘reference 10 thU bill waa

^lloMphla were the gnesta of Mb*

to be attroeUve end tatereettog end
lOMAt to many awre taavtog to*
erdvded. nohealthful dtbe and "get
ttoghatotolbegcn.- '

of

OBly4cUoo ever taken by the aenale

■lOoA^aii
“
‘
oT boih
I
bousm

great kidncv, liv-er aod bladder m>cd<
It currecta inabilitr to bold nrvne si
•ciI.tii.K jwin HI poMing it. *ii<i ux-r
anpleaaant necewatyof being
eomjieilrxl lo go often ihrnagh the dax ,
■
un tnaov limra liitnnK the
c'lBildaBd toe exUaordiaarvlamicROot is BOOS rralixexf.
IltUod* toe bigbest fpr iu irv»iden'ul
curei of ibe mx»t ji*lrm#ing c*»c».
•wamyv-Kout i* pieas4lt to lake and i*
d bx all druggisU in fiftx .-ent and
ouc-iullor tree butlk*. You max haxxa
sample buule of this vrondevfut new di»' > tvxok that telli tl^ alout It
-e hr mail- Addre**.Df KllBiiighaiutaii, N. Y. When
wriHiiv inrmion reading this grnervMii
offer in ibis Jwper.
Don't make any
imsuki bul rrmenilwrthe tiamr.Swamie
Kaot.lir Kilmer afiwamp-Root. and the
•ddreaa, Uinghamlou, K. Y., on c
bxAtle.

of Boy county, to be

coQ) Ucl^

Mbc. corn

CAMPAIGN PLANS HADE

nia great itwy of proaperity ti
olaoM vabelieTtble and ie Indeed
vttoBCt a pornUel to any ooitntn-. hr
im then -wara MU.000 person* eo>
gaged to agriculture and In i>07 there
were U.MI.000. a gain ot t.000,000
- "nfMoto. to ItM the value of farm
lUiUBto woe hut ItdH.dU.WO, and
to mr U wo» r.dlkiOOO.OM. eertomiy
a boloaM « the right elda. of the
tod^.
■ght non ago the value of Unn
prqftfty woe tM.lMMWMO and In
MWr toe trolna >'u |tt/f7 WD.OOO.
ThM year toe value of the producu
-to toUmated at H.MomOM.
In light of thic It b BO wooder that
too torawn of the oounto' have
toOMT to toe honkm, that they ore Itnfrovt^ their honei and property,
plow. MW rig*, beuer
cMhH, toatalUbg tolepheae*. private
amiC plo&b. MBdtoc their children
to ooDogoe Old uaiveraltto and
every way tmprovWg their ooudlUai
AM tUe gnat W.MO.OOO.OOO goto
hot.a begtoalBg The oooatry b boeoa^ More popnlooi year by year.
Thore b the Balnral iucrease by
hlrUm. oad added to tUs toe iremeodeoi Uuolgretloh. Theee people must
oil'eel; the ielto end the latdena
wtU eapply them. They must have
meet; the cattle must be robed and
they mn*l be fed. They muat <
dhpee e»d ekxhea. end hbea
leeeee go to moke ibete «p. The
■Mr* peopb. the greater the demand
tbejgrener (he detoand. the bilker
toe pvlMe. end the higher the value
Of that which U capable of produelot
prodoets that con supply X.
- Btea a* toe (ormera of the ceuntiy
are praepermm, ee etw toe formera of
the Oroad Tieveree regbo. and more
10. There ere toe two greet money
o«tM. pototoee ood frvlu. Then there
te toe vMe dtoersity from wheat
*WbB*o trudL* frem com to fancy
vtcetahtaa. oil of whbh End a market
EtoUe a per ceirila average of but
gm may leek oaauroeUve, yet. et
S per eeat, which b about toe earn
tag power of money'et proeent K 1*
the tooome fiwmtllAM. it most oUo
be im mill n1 toot tob U18 b over
ood ohoee the Mlim- fool wbitdi ts
too teiwe item to (he men to any
other ktod of oocupaUoh'fWe otory of toe weederfni toevOBW or the vtone of AmeHcoB farmtag.toad oad fom produeto b feed

boun

!lbe purpose.

MO H««0 TO WOI»«Y.
WOto toe TOlue of the tam jroperty ^ the ooqntry Jampa up etoht The claim I* farlber made ihiii Mr
hilUou Of doUen in elfhC year*, or Corell oppoKcd the re|>eal of the MIrb
a ^to it the modeot rate of a bimon Igon Central »i>erlal charter, and I
a mr. tom U ItlUe eaoto to Forrjr. End from an iiire«iigalion ot ihr r'-«- COUNTY RALLIES TO GEORGE a
COVELL-e 8TANOARO.
' oof when toe nine of lam OiMocW ord* that this bill did not come up
0^1^ a goto of olx hundred nllllon Cor coiulderaiiofi at any ildH- durliis
(Q the time Mr. <tn>eli was a Dieinlier of
t to a year, it U
totttoa toot toe ooutory la to a prpo- either branch of the leglalalure. hat
in the hands of the commim-v on
PmAm and btoUhr cowtiiion.
railroads up to the time of fliial nd. tallM toe rolne of form property Joummeni ot ihc rvtcular session of
to toe oosatiy «a* taiU.000.000 and IW7. bui tbit said bill came up b>17 T«a» later it wo* ta.077.b00,000.
the a|«erlal aeosloo calltil b> lliiftgvea vhlch aound like a dnom. In fo.re
late Oovemor Hlngree
At Ihi' llniiUM toe nine at toe prodseu wo^ of (he opoelderalion Mr. CovHI hmi
and to IW. t7.Ut.oo(^ cea«d U) ho 11 member of that body Fnends of Mr. Covcll Who Art
Mt^ BlJ betM 'Mdolto toat come from by lendorlng hla resignation to Ihc
Clote Touch With the County
tot aoU 014 not 6on> totaled valiH]^ lieuiennt govsnior on the *»th day
ProdfCt That H<t Majenty
er*T«oai prtoea.Will Be 3.000.
of March. IKt'K. and ihai
ih<lai-'
In ItU the average former bad InMllilk.-n dM on lb>- i:ih ria..
A
uieeliug
ot .1 iMii.ii.ii
.'f
I
vMitod «lA7t. ood tola earned him of April followliig take his seal ar a
filcmlr of C.eurgi- G Cou-li w.i* li.tt« a year, to it07 hit
Iber of lhai body from ih.t TwcoThursday night to decide ou a cai
woo-Boi donUed. yet hU tooome
t/Mevenlh .sonaturlal district.
olBoet three Uaee oa great, being I .fBd'tonm the records that ihe palgii tor toe primarlu). Ther.- wa*

toekidnev.,«boo.
cd blood will atorgans, consnig catarrh of
-------------------- - or toe kidney* ti>em*elxea
break down and waste aw«> rrll by cell.
Blaiidcr troables alinost alwayt re»ull
fnmt a derangeistnil of Ibe kideiexr and
II obumed qatekest bv a proper
.crealmenioftoekWoev-s. If youare feel-

*

Stot^ LoBor

labor commbaioQor. saeceeding

pasture where It waa no fault of the

Fife

not

exlai nor waa not known until after

(be

dawn.

Ml

gallon
vr a

his

on

calUe poalures and bb stock driven

years njiich
.b,ch.„bb„ 1.."

returning to Texas September 10.

Nloeteeo '

orgnniaailon

of

fi-uces were let down on Mr 'Button's

and

Lake all! go to th.- upis-r penlitm

■Immortal

Aa

Bone lime to toe olghl last Sunday

Rice culture la proving to ue a very

aa

wMtalled

rods

aRv to Mr. Ruttod's property as was

winter It cost u

waa more than that '
In

CAPITAL. AAOOJOOO
AURPUIA. AeOjOOO

ana

of toe

the pbnt

ers-ise aiiviiipied 10 do a* much dam-

two stotos and too

Industry

presldeoi

of

Isaui-d today

Helcber
and

the fence poata

ha* been liberally aprtokicd, and oih-

be said

he wj» a member of aUai is known
the

McLaed

tie Imp pasture* where Paris green

"It coats more to keep cool to Texas

satisfactory

Hanlon necretory

en toe

wai.-r* of Round lake, driven hb cat

tbair uel B-ks cheaper than ice

"Lar.‘

Rnd

laiiising. Mich . Aug. 13 —A rwmub-

rod*

fences, cast

JL J. Mayoard. AsM. OoMMr.
A. J. Uaviiaad, Aari. Goaklw.

Fellow.—

several nigbis ■

any
rapid

toan* It does 10 ko-p aarni.'

M
W.

re*nmi>tloei

sloQ wm.

Mr. W.-ll* arriwd vi-*iorday and aft-

inch

Caii«d
May

\vi,||.- Hiarlt

pi-c a start will, much loss money In
Texas than

The

Oiscoverid.

tuiural

Texas

was

A. Tney lay, PrsoMeoL
A noyd Otato. Vk* .PTstellt

company.

Aa Evidence Haa'Bccn

He b very en-

detlami that It b the place lor iho

oiui. 1 have

review

I And in reloilOD tn the claim that

OadOtoe. Mich. Aucoot
ABTHUB H. WE___
* . Choinnan Seoatorlol ComUtee.

III

advaoias.-*

Johnson

Casa and Arreota

lia* tnervaaed In that period

lliuslaetli

To Ihc Voter* of the Kle^ni'li

Sheriff

iho last six yeard and ibo growth of
from k.iKHi to 2S.0W).

U

Tnrasc Qtr Stile Bank

coplut

FLETCHER IS HEAD

Ur Wells bas Ix-oa in to-aumom for
the ill)

Maibar of the Lae>»UUur«

Harold

working

big boom to this aeetlon

Fe railroad.
HoMoe *Ad Senat* Journal* Arc Ampl^

furniahlng

MseiodccapManyn^
destot are esased
by it-besrt db.

employ IMi to 20i> men and will be

Wells is now

MR. COVELL’S RECORD IE AN EX­

(or Four Yea™.

Odlifor the Rc

Mr

lUiog (a ttas

George

TO POISON HIS MITIE

Fife Lake

resident, s-os lu the city mdoy. visit­
ing his old seboolznitc. County Clerk

TOOtt:
: .flJO la A<w
D Adroi

stoepavoaata
toe boota U> be to rotsh funds to pay
the present tadebtednesi. make
ImprovesBenU oad esumatoOB la to*
pUnt wElch will tacreoae lu ooipuL
beoldea

—Located at •eeumenL

Will^TOSEEFAninAY

rtie'Gaine of Manv
"Sodden Dcirths.

.

°~a>M /;"v.v.yi<;^p^ii.

^ i

(

ibiai m» gtant tea bsM reoegoataud.
TB» HHWEfaUMi is —4w toe taw ot
IMIaware. «te prtndpat aCiow btaog

....2 tor Jc
...<c to <e
..........<6<«
...g for lOc
...... 25e20c

Oder Apfdes WAnted
MAC UOfV

TrETcncatr

Our Aim
is to sell you good, all
leather ihoes just as
cheap as ponible.
Before you buy ibe next
pair look our’s over. *

OIDUn TRAVEtltC MtKAt3).TUttOAY, MWMT H. im
Ike nMw or Ibe ickf^ble. KUvoe-

SOBM Of the WOMB VllO ta*d taM
MrUiK •( the lover rue qalie

lor

FOR SHERIFF
ERNEST SALENSKY
CoiAMM*f«rRc

■lUe to kit to BMke ceo« wBsee.

be-

cwue more v«a not paid, bat vllh

last

of

the

aeaaoo.

j week.

He was caught between

[>r G I

by lelepboDiDg

or

calling

at

Edmunds was at Uenxonia il

(ng notMed by

to string them at home can get them

telephone made

drive sod wSF st'etidtng Mr

the

the

Hum In

minnies

ratinltig factory.

LOST THEIR
LIFE SAVINGS

foot

Pere

amputated

Martjueiip

last

iruln

week

ai

by

Clarey.

h

1«

getting along as well as could be expecied.
bis

Perry fasd to have a piece nf

loot

rut

out

last

Prldat.

E Jar,ill. and wife

who *re en­
are

on

«h» «• II

Thutwdu)

Laura Green, died August *

and

hope* are enierislned

euaa Was Ootside (be City LimiU

Two

bollennaker*

square

ple K the county as oandldaU

meet

for the

Republican

That

Mr

.Moiibery.

who

I*

working for

a yeara and has made a eueciW of farming and harticuiture be-

Ihe Hoardman Ri«er Electric Light A
Power company this -week, was away

of thB flncet forma In tha county.

from homo and Mtu. Atonbery war en

Ma haa repraaentad his township en the Board of Bupervisers for
shout ala years

and

nas baen

Juatiee of the Peace

Mr many years hs served

Mlaetion of Mr. Beurt

on

the Board

of

for

been built only last fall and was be­

t« this reaponalbis office is sn indication of

ing finished on tbe Interior gradually.

Ma tsorlh and the aateam in which he is held m Ms own township.
the farmers'

institutes

hs

will approeiata tha

vottt

•Bag of the county at the pHmaries on Baptamber

of tha

Thai

a

breadpaa sbe
the Blove

S. H. SAYLER
PASSEDAWAY

family that be desired to go to Trav-

soon.
not

Mr

call

was

was out. but

NO. WARMINQ

WHATEVER

WAS

he

read),

that

he

was

After

they

11

Is

uiude a record

supposed

In Hector, Bcbuyler county. N. Y.
gnd

His

for a quarter of a

muaiy Judge at tbe tine or bit
Acme town- death. There were i* children In the
family and with them Samuel spent

dlod aoBM tins after « o’cloek

this KonlBg at the home of Clayton hit younger days on the farm, finally
ThMdmr. «hm he was vUUng tor a «terthg Colgaie anlverslty. where he
Mr. Bayler vaa one of the

beat kaoim fartnem. In

tbe

Grand

studied tor seven years. gradnaUng In
1M2.

Mr. Bayler received a master's

TriToree region and vss a ptoneer of

degree and was one of the most eal-

Aon township, hartng Bred

tnred and

there

Mr. Bayler was tn hia uaual bealib
yesterday when he returned from
Tlalt vtth hli eon ReertU. and. as he
did. stopped

bene,

having

at

known

the
Mr*.

farmers

his

studies

and

being

an

In

done.

house were uken out

In 1864 be became associated with

Thacker

the

Thacker

hurg, M»a.. comitg north the follow­

commlaalon

at

Vtcks-

ing year and tocatlng In Grand T^r
erte county on a farm In Acme town­

him.

ship.

gradually

yhlas is the naJl of ibe Iwck.
. Tkete'. ns airtakiac Uoi i,go of Udaey

IncreBalng hia

hold­

Head dnraecbl; then any treatment to c«b
aUdB bcrwvae of i
coaUMoed ao^ dued
'meo beer and iKlnr.Thh letter to
Ms. B. r. 1«sr
•sDariag eight year, of saflenoi; tmtn kidney
* toamac lia doc*.vv imleJ ur wuh litUe bcocBl Og Ifac Ihml day after Iwr.nniag lb« oe
sf Or. A. w. Chaw', ki.ln-r and l.irw PUli
1 noticed an :mnro.ci«Di and afirr oung Ibma
buses had ga n^ ij p.«nd. and fell better
Baa I bad lor Bine yrar. 1 haw loid masy
sMiat py woodrrlaJ cure."
One |sn a dow,
ci» a hoi. ai all dealin
arUr.X W Chtat V.rdtanc Co. fiunalo. N V

Dr. A. W. Chase’s
Kidney and
Uver Pills

dOHNBON DRUG COMPANY.

L

getting

every

The men |

street, and

«-Bort

IhU

ant] I'learlug ilie nun
n,,.-

inic ili-

lalla

bard, as

Curtis

on

they

them

had

not

• ' » 1

Kmma

Tv

hm»

•
•

n.-,th'*ir

EMPLOYES

WILL GET MORE.

REACHED

AGE

LIMIT

SERVED MANY YEARS UNDER
STARB and STRIPES.

Haa Been Inactive Sev­
eral Moniria. He Haa Merely
Aboeoee.
Washington.

Aug

miral Robley D-

IT —Rear

Ad­

Evans, after a

Hie

time of senrlca- upder Ibe .Star* and

several

he bm

munths

been inaciue for

on

ac-oiini

ol

ill

bealtb he haa merelj b.-en on .v leave
of

ab-vnre

from

the

.kilanlic

fieei,

which was lately under hi* command
Marry Dean went to the ManUou*
lo,la.v to care lor the store » bile Tom
will <-ome borne for a few dais
Bert Montague Is home on a vacs

Bigger

Wagew-Faetory

Will use All Who Care For

J

Work.

W. Slajer baa returned from Elk

Rapids

where

<ofuiec<e«]
Tbe canning factrry la now paring
cent and a half a. pound tor sirlaging

Mr

and Mrs

beans. Instead of a quarter of a 1

retuniM)
visiting V

was domy owing to Use

plainl of tbe Workers that a cent and
'

with

be

went

hi*

on

business

braoeb

bouse

tumlahlng store at that place

Tbls

a quarier i^s not *atl>factory.

a

»*gBBwg«BggBBB«B

♦

PERBONAI.

♦

after having a pleasant ilnie there
J.-nnle

Miller

was

at

Grawn

k

From Saiu'day’s Reewrd.
Mis

Tiarles

Sevems

of

Grawn

Winters made a

trip

to

Harvey Bebell
from

ibe

pougbt

H

Froix, returned to Chlm-

go loda.v afi-r

visiting ai

M

M

Green and eon. George

8. and wife, of Indianapolis, went U>
Manton (bl* momlnt

go sere* of

Desmond

ChemJcai

the boom

ot r 8 Vad.-r
Mra

Charles

H

alter

vltKIng

Mrs 8mab'l.ewls.
Mr

and Mrs. BariboloRiew

.

Mias Florence niumnwen. vbo baa

WlUlam Crandle 1*. break­

ing ground for two new

reioris. he

■eo the gue-i

of Mr. and Mrs

Roaeoihal

for

the

or brr hom«j In

laat

Miss

Ijlllan

Scorr-, »
evening al

I0

2.

ih,Fu>

wer<-

The Ret

W. B.

Tniman

Mltchei]

|*

visiting

her daughier* in Traverse CKy.
Mr*

EIIb

'^J^*S!S25C.

and Mrs. I.jif»yeu,- Fay.

flood

Pi.ih«-r. of Solon, are

and

A. Bmllh. deputy
warden,

dropped

da>

and made complalni

against

8'hlrrhlld for haring In hi*

daughter.

ilelllng

Tboiiiphonvllle.
O
n»h

Mr*.

a iargi- qiianiu.v of whUefl»h of small
■It,-.

A

wurroni

was Lasued and an-

For Bnio by

Johrmoo

Dni|, Co.

Watch our Saturday Specials!
They will Save you Money

Special Bargains for Saturday

.

i I'rol

St

l.oul.<.

iifl.-r vl.-.

Smiih

Saturday will be anotber great Bartrata eveat at tbe Btf
while we can only neotloB a few ol tbe extra Spertala lor IMa 4aya
selUag. a vlalt to Ibe store wUl show yoo are cadless vartefy ot »ew
eleaa merebaadlae at very attractive ^eca.
Children Hose. Black Ribbed SchoolJHose in all sizes, extra good
wearing quality. Special price for Saturday............................ ...

J

W

Frank Heard and son

u> Boyne

ITIty

IbOF*

Thousands of yards of fine Ginghams in ail the new good dress patterns, goods usually sold at 10c. Saturday Special per yard...........”
Choice of any of our elegant line of Children's and Infants white
dresses, all on sale Saturday at just........................................

If you are
satisfied

today after

Eopacek.

Bird returned (o Cadillac to-

McLaughlin’S

XXXX

Coffee
It is a good coffee, and if
you give It the •‘Square
DeaJ''ofaU>r tnaJ, paying
a (au amoost of MtentMB
to the cooking, you will
baee a good, clear, brac­
ing cim of coffee that is
all cofiM.
XXXK Coffer IS prepared
to gel your tavoi, and to
boW iL Sold by

AU
Flrst-aass
Grocers

this

In
resl-

jj,. .
_

Hart of

Ar-

Booth,

[MroK

tM-u-r off •

,f f,.. |.,
______

Currie

relumed to Kubeck today after vlalt-

The chemical plant nf ibis place la
running Its full capacity

*(|i deal l,on- •

with the coffee you are oom
oamg—doo i change for
moat people find it hard to
get E^ coBec.
BUT if
you Are not sauafied—try

Alibougn

RAISED THEIR PAY
Make

made

ibe

Stripes, will be retired lotnotni*.

Reynolds and Cveretu

Can

;iik1

parilcnlarly

fpiished

Been On 1 Leave of

wife of K. Wilhelm of this city

FACTORY

place

*

j.,.-. Hi.'. u-m bund

the

WHOLE LIFE
IN THE NAVY

her death causing Korrow all over the

CANNING

this

^ .
tn.-ml

Just gelling

beautiful character and

left.

of

Myrtle Gale la home from Ooekatna

*

sinrted.

Miss Kate L. Reynolds, a woman of

are

not
Tbe

S. brie sad tbe

..i.j •

home they traded for the new place
The loas

who passed away November IJ. 190!,

children

,

iI.rI

to

«n*

On September 8. IMS, be was unit

The

•

a •

lare a( leaat a portion
Randolph

ed Id marriage In Srbuyler county to

country where sbe was known.
tkba Wioiiiiini tie frsqoret arlaaiieo.
gala m BaiUsg whro paxuag water, dncaiu
!.,• kthauttor. l»MU<ie,adl.*«oflle»lL
Pr-* 'V Cb**'. Kidney and Uvar PilU

tote *

j. or,,,], »,.i.

The fire department was called, bul ' .

ings unit] he owned 340 acres.

Backachey
Kidney Pain

tri.ii

was practically useless, as there were'

exienslvc

ever elnoe she was a llltle girl when
with

be

the

ifea Bade

her home

Hew

.

nothing coold

reader and observer.

Cbrlaiian

*

prusecuttlig at- *

alteiiilon ' .

north, after coming here keeping up

fnr Bore Uan 40 years.

etlae

learned

governor

Tbe Monberys formerly lived at 802

having been bom December 13. 1839,

man

haa

yet about here.

democrats favor H

was a fire

her

that

made

1j. •

ll.-i:j|e •

not

mi|iriM)oment

> iim.

they

Id

Here be also savej a man from •
life

and II had then gained sueb *

bough

for

rryulalltied as

pMu«'i..-

lorney

and buckets, but could do noining. al

century was a Justice of the peace, be-

lev GaSB.

there

called

I)..dd(l

lered hit room, finding him dead oo

father was a farmer, but was an edu­

MMBoI H. Rhrler of

know

,.r

«d him. sod gelling no response,

cated

ilV'

v«ler«

fougbl deaperatel) with ihe chemcal [ .Mich. w-nl 10 Alma

the bed, the summons having evidsDt-

De»-

atipreeliih

wood, palnu'd tb,- town ball and *

Coals were Uken

and

the

00 water mains out ihai far.

9ivm •htardgy'a Record.
bUp

ai

had flnlshed eailag Mrs. Thacker

Samoel H. Bayler was 79 years old.
in ths Grand Travorus Ragion

me

Thacker Snd his wife (Hd sulphur fume*, but considerable fur',
ilsblnga from the lower pan Of ihe|. finjoici*!!.
Saylcr when breakfast
ihinking

Mrs

Here Is where h-- chopi*-.! cold- *

8fie re­ Those on the »r.-iu- wen,. bandlcap[*-d 1 . »arm
saving ajiyihlng because of the'.

milted of no warning or alarm.

Wag Dm of tha Boat Knetam Farmsru

for

will

Mr

would come down.

C

an

Don oRIclaied

Would Im- recorded agaltsi U'-orge

would be

ly corns witb s suddenness that pep

OlVBN.

not

nelghbors

awake and that If he cared for any

DO CAIE -SUDDENTIY

did

Slid Mr Saylcr called down and asked
plied that 11

MATH OOCIMMD AT HOME OF
CLAYTON THACKER.

and

Mrs. Tbackcr aroar- about 6 o’clock

Sunday

iitili.sj in mairinionv.

eviirese a inolre |ut«.s-n *

Cow-ll

Mrs. Monbery was out In tbe yard

erne City on the morning irain

her If breakfast was ready.

.■eriaiiily

COUIII'

that these popped ouL set fire to the

be told ths

On

Mie* I’na Smith mid Bd

TlKini|u>oii\ltle. Mich.. ,4iic

carpel, and Ignited tbe upslalia.
night

I

—foiild

siarisd to bum sul­

phur to kill IheiZL
from

Bentlment

ManUtee

Honor s favor.
denie of Mr

Ihe piilut’ force h

.........

your

"lalrs. and Uking an iron kettle aod

rapubll-

Rogem and family are ectev

Sept.-LllUT 1, IftlK.

ihat moiba had gained a foothold up

isl

fore retiring last

ig'lhe

•Iniiiu- tri inquire IliiM nil c tiiit
I

Id (he cleaning Mrs. Honbery found

of

the oeurrty and Is repopnltsd as a prograsiive farmer snd s flrstclsss
BBd proepstaua man.

iiinlry

Du

t'o. for Mime lltm- and >oi

Ing the woodwork, die house huvltig

The

Hd hsa bosn clossly identified with

fcome grounds.

our

gaged In cleaning tlw- house and oil

several

Review.

have served

A

laintng relatites •( ibeir borne on tba

republicans are divided.

The Ht-v
play-d

John Bmlih and wife are resting at
Green Lake these days.

lacier iher»-

aouea af the applicatlen of up-te-dat* mothoda. and has created one

Mrm^

I

I al.o

the life

home that they hml formerly owned

for

a

He called It infiamBstlon eavn-

excUlng game of ball Sunday on Ihe

bus

through three campaigns

fire

in Traverw Cby,
County

1 have no other

ings of the couple and also u liiile

nomination for

home

The Honor baseball club and Car

What bad been idld'sam

on ihe hoiiae ri-

Wepiyaontative in the BUte Laplalaturs.
Mr. Boure hae baen a residant of Grand Traverse

atiil

on Salurday. rauMii^ u lo»» or aboiii S|ianu>h.American war In
tl.200
The M.mle*ryi had no lll^ur• ei ui.rl.lIlK In Chin* in
Philippine ln-orr.wii..ii
| t
ante on Ihe hojur. biH Ny>- J'-rdsn
they were buying ’ relleni dlsr-hurceh lu show
Chicago, from a
II. carried Woo.

the

deal to all

Interfi-re with doing my dutt

OD

Ramadell rireei. }u>i (inti.ide itn- rlly
ly

making their old

ter Siding Windjammer*

That
MonM-rry

from

mend'a plant.

company.

('hei«hlr, wife and daughter.

AH these gentlemeg am good*

island la ihe Betile river.

are repairing a boiler fur F

erse CMy today.
C

R.

1

utieHl. while.

In ulary.

O
Mil

Bendon Wednesday.

visit
.k

naJli}.

In Losing PIght.
N

Puperal

ler and Crandle.

land

Fay. are

for

ed by a strain losing to an tncreaa*

the born*

the 8th. conducted by tge devs

Miller Kro* ' wild west show at Trav­
e
I ..land for enlnrcemeni r

F

17.—

Mlll-r

A large crowd of HoDoriie* look In

home of

Aug

spent a few day* visiting Mrs. Jennie

'hai he w;l] be on' again soon.

limlla. stt» lotally <lw>:ro>i-d

Siding. Mich.

warehouse some lime ago bad ui tie
la.vi

Honeatand
rue*

E 8 Nortbmp carriea one eye In a

Mo&lkf. youngest child of Henry and

.lOO

Edmund*

of
tbe

rtiUena and inmtwonby.

operate.1 upon liy

l)r

tn

sling.
Carter

struck his kneecap on the rsi: In the*

NO WATER AVAILABLE

lead

George GrvH'O. aged on» year and six

Mrs

l.ltr],' Itaxid Chase.

BDCkwell

neck

CAKTEX SDING

Mr

a huchel Brigade Permed

trean-

and Thomas of Gilmore are no(A and

gau-

the gain

of

tbtir borne

visit I0 Traverwe City Tu-sday
W

joying a Heg,- of snmlliKix

Cbeffilcai Engine Was Used snd

and

1 ttoBrv.

Ckae or Bentotla, Reynolds e( Masd

aervlcoi were held at

Perp>- Hrundage. who had a pari of
his

Mr. LOwBlI Beurg of Whitewatar township, on#

to

Rart

two

the time of the tceideiH. but upon be^

about the city and those vbo desire

peomlnoirt farmers in Grand Traveras County, cenws before the peo­

Johnm

' logs and had bis leg badly smssbed.

The factory *111 *l»o del!»er beans

LOWELL SOURS, OF WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP

of

Mrs.

veek. -rBtimrtbg

i the Gnelpta Patent Ca.k company last

an4 *1rla.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE

wtfe

and

.while banllDg logs Into the river for

there has not been half enoogh vomen

The

and

bad the misfortune <o break bis leg

applications

The factor can use all vho applr as
Blnee the becmnlnc

Mr.

f^nr. Mich. Ang. iT.—Prank Kant

uacb more In a dar. that there vll)
of

Jt^Boa

Saturday morning.

tka rUae It Is possible to make so
oe a larse namber

aberit

DTwv are tuning up at all patnta and
OMIte

vUUed srith

ni*f

Extra
Spccial~^‘?^?"f?
division for Saturday only at per pound.................
ItX* Boxes Fresh Marshniallows just the thing for your beach roast, the M Aa
kind that sell at 15c to l^v: pound. Special Saturday per pound..........XVV
20 Mule Team Borax in pound packages. Regular price per pound 30c- MM a
Special for Saturday onl>, per pound............................................................. AAVHasslers .\lbnght I’olish for Silver. Brass. Copper. C»oid. Nickle and etc. 4 ff ^
Regular 25c size, special Saturday................................................................ AtXV
Sea I oam Floating Soap. A fine Satm Skin Soap, leaves the skin Soft
as Velvet. 10c size Saturday..............................................................................
2-5c si.-.-. Large Rotary Rowers Siet r mad'- of best <iuality malerial Spec- -i
lal for Saturday—each...........................................................................................XW5n pairs M*-ns worsiered Pants full tine of sizes. All good d'-sirable 04 QC
patterns $2.5*'value S})c(-ial Saturda> per pair............................... 0X«BFtP
One lot of SI 5<’ Books al' good reading lines to be closed out. Cloth
Bindings, ilear print, whitepaper Special Saturday, choice..............
Odds and ends in Books for summer reading all cloth bindings-Regular
2ox kind Special Saturday, choice........................... ......................................... • W
Desk Calandcr Pads—If you haven’t one to finish out the year you need it
— 10c kind Saturday—each.......................................................................................
Ladies' Fine I >ongo)a Kid Shoes, in Stylish Lasts -either lace
M|M Aft
button, usually sold at $2.(Hi. Saturday per pair---- ------ ------... .4fX#»U
10c Glass Lemon Sdueezer—The only kind you can realy keep dean.
Special Saturday, each...... ...................................................................

-•1V

31 inch Fine Embossed Saving Trays, made extra heavy and stroog.
Special for Saturday Only, each..................................................... ................... tf\r

m•MWO TlAVMirTHM IH TUUMY. MWU«T «, IM.

^£i^M8S

“*

pda bamto* tke MahM, idBBtn AptiL IMd. whoa ba re-

. *

at O haaltk.
tb* Itoapli-a
aftsad la 1MB. Mr. Ba
wa* tendered tke paalttoa ot caaMcr

S“SS

EepaHMaad Mo*.

Old Mtotooo. MicdL. A««. IS.

VkU* <ka dincura o< tba peoptok
•artoga baak and Ito

______ _________ %T. niiMfc
■HMMi iMnttd, H. C. ObiJ^ iMV
y,. w. iiptth.

»y«iu»»yc<wT^tniiilti

SSSars-r -

flwwnt wm* ?we
ta SET ns SON
WMHK JKAOMI CAMt
OLBVtLANO.

ntOM

• ••••• IH With Pmutl •• ftHm HMM to

-

fnan l. 3uwmt tit PMMOTltt*. «
mbsrl) «t Oe?eUad. O, tmm*\
- ichmf «(the L*k« 8hon ft MeUtu
■ftittiru i«nnad, krrt*M F*
to Vd mtfUM «r onr Ik* G. R.
ft L ■■« tot«r Ml tor
* «k*r* b* wax Mr* kta e*r nU
■oriM or 8udv. Mr. toi
wlQ tbto btertor * bMt treat bit
ViliHf to figiitoH tor Ik* troM
ttotoft
JkTAWkO ko* b*«ft
my Bl-attk pginwiftH Tk* reumi
to GImtoktf «U1 k* au4* toaomre

«•»»*»•
Mr Mroa* «w

who t
thing.

FOIATEAR

apUttlag wood

hi Klagriay

ka tarnad bto wrist to avne maaaar
aad arer since then kaa saSered excrectoUag pain to hU right ana.

CAOPliNlA.

ftgjfiriiAPHoaauecgtfi-WgsMnifc^

PUHAtY EUClHIi MOB

- -......................

DIED IN DnR0IT«

ot. Detroit. Mias P.

tor ia

that ylclBlty

wkat waa wraag.

oaald

Mr.,

Sad

sad

%aya aaaned to ka igktlag

be

k»m

al-

Mrs. Oebrge P. Rina

be

■tb atoap and tka agnay wu
nothing

Mr. Maybarry waa put roooTertog
trea ta^oiica recelTed to a cyctona
He wto to the town

of Porrti whan It was daetreyod and

ware Uklng tbelr first 'lid* on

kDtod and UM tojarad.
ktoiaelf lajared

aboat tb*

of

Chicago,

MoDiroae for the last month, loft for
! Ol Monday last.

Uoo of what the Grand Trarecse re-

WAS (Pn WEDUNG

Ibe «umiuer mooibs.

Mtos Dockora.v was Si years old in

f>»n.

first

Omena. Mich.. Aug. IS.

lessons

in

nsrlgarioa

active wiirker to
shorthand

of Trarerae City with a corps of work- end ot brawn, has again come, for
bis
belowd
baa been oarpeaiering and patot- the fifieeMb time, to

Kreupa

c by Bhat J^aaoa of Trarera*
Bretykody esato.

tier

ntent co^npasik.

She

tatber's

taughl
baMaean

When tbU oompsay

C. K. Green taavtog fikd la saM
Alpena loimber company, with renet hi* petition praying that watt
w.iiiti she bad luwn.since a year ago court adjudkaie and detemtoa- vka
wenat li, i.me of bis danfh tk*
S |.ovrlar,-. A- M Slay, great record- Iasi Hay.
* nf-sald dee,rasod aad SBkeep.-t, Eraiirr* M. Ilurn*. great lady
MIsk IkK-keray was a
tvmarkabiy
inherit the real astato at :
romtnaiuler, and Alb-Tt Sleneau. great guirk. bright youug lady nod had a
ledlral

i-xamlaer. were

the tfith d0 «C ■
I taa o'dSk la
I probat* aftota

large circle of wnnn friend*.

at night
to

ibe

up the kficben to a way that
weaU give a real cook a heartache.
Shan

I

dor

walled

J.

D

Boagtoe. tbe oanager.
Itaaalne gave

an

knights

or

U-flts Nos.

STl

and

13C.

tbe srerchllgbu play sloug the shore with the degre,. teiim*.
friendly slgnsls

excellent

Bat

they mode good.

I'kad U and retied for more.
This nakaa

a

ManUiee

Uan.l

r-ajue n*'\t

the parad-'. fi.llos-,i b>
M.

in

'!*.• K. <1. T.

from (h, -uriuubdlug iuwr»

ol Oop-mish, Thoiupsouvillv a»d o:6piare*.
It ssTa tiMi-t

rommlitrt ,ui arr..liK-lu.-nu fu.l Ju--

Bird Contest.
Al
band

; oVlu<k
c.ui.fI

III

.uuk

belUK

vacatMa

Ju:v .= '

’h.-

,,rii,s
-.Uled

«v.-TiTr-dwl;:rVF?^;-u'S-

&

Judea of Probato.
:. i im.

M. & IL L TK CM

HS li..

TORTURES OF ECZEMA
YIELDEO TO CUTICURA
Cot k-ors Tlrnw-ie^ on- a'l y

pjrr

great i.-ui *»fric.'r,
wloiU

Ma» of hching, fuming Humor
on Ankles—Feet Fearfully Swollen
—Opiates Alone Brought SleepMany Treatments Failed but

Ihr all-'rn.-on ih.|ir.-vti,u«l}

order

lug said tX'tPioo.
It it Timber ordered, that pabSe aa- lice iber.^.-f,bc Klvre by imbUcaiMa of
a ropy td 'hit order, for three oacea^
sivr w.,7.. prrrions to said tor »*
hearir.s. ,u tbe Graad Tnrerd* BaraM. a newspaper flnlwl bid lUlMiMd
ed In •kid county.
PKKD R. WALKER.

uiid

<ned off wlttiuiii a hUrh. dolcc the

Mil

'

Vis Oorauia « A. A. ft ft

.irhi,

were

l.,>il,;ll ' all.I wrfe

........ ^
"■"'“',1° „”r,:‘Ii S"::?'.!;
>r

Of Traverse <M>,
f*i>fji J

and

'he telegiam

1\. HaDiien. -••rretary of the

Traiersr
read 1..

Ciiy
J

rrpisnc,'

bo-'id

ol

trad.. Were

K. Gil.-hr;>;, wl'h the scby

th-

cotiv.-nnoo

amid

It a !»ow I
rwtra. and i'

ftu* an. - JnmsmnMras. m-a
* bi^

T»-tu>-:- '

" 1 hod a wnon Imp in the coi
my eye for ov,w a year which wa
{■•inful and r>t larxre aU the (.1
tb-xigijt 1 would UT ewicurw S.4.,- Oiotmeet oa It, and ryiw it i« gnte-

.r-.

rousing rhe.-rs
Al

A o i-:o«k

ihi' d-sree work was

'Sketi <i|i, ''adillar u-ni
j-ri/..
o'elork

In

Ibe

the

ceneral

hives

wiuning dr*'
drill.

diill.-d,

A*

1

Liulliie''»n

wlDUiDg firs' (.rise
Tr*,ei».-

Cii,

for h-i'ing 111-

also wou fir>;
iJl-t-sl

eni from any one ten'

pr./r

n;:mb.r pr.*
Thr lollowmg

offlCT- wcfr circled for li-al year.
Presidrhl—John A
Sermary—O. G
TresKurcr-Mr*.

L-rsugrr,

Sh-rwoi>d

Vice pre*ldeni--5lr'

i’

I». Monroe.

Chari.-s

McMleh-

•L
It was a grand Fu«-r»*» from begin-

the

County Surveyor

DISFIGURED

Of ■Idn-tartured and db«r:r*rt el.^
tim.
I.utnon., ersrw,a<. u-'te-., sr»d
rx«h~ who have trved and four,1 wsnting many ruoxKli.w. and wIh> lu.,-.- k«4
forth JI Ob.
To ine4i < uti>-<jrs v.a;,.
Umuivwtt. ahdPdL.appe*j wnl, irrre;-'iUe forrw., Torr ore a»»w>lu:el» p-'e.
■ ■"■V, ewnilr. and wb<>k««ni.>'. lb> <
OffoH ImriMdiate relW in the tnowtri -

Manistee

Ray Thacker retaroed from a trip

C.WDIDATE FOR

For LHe Is the Deapatring Cry
alTboasaiids

Msreabres and the cl'izen* of Manls-

Mrtb' to Graad Rapid* jesterday.

«Ma.m
P. A

r Jk: A

dve are the cafrwt and nxei >.-lii .■ 1
li»v. erer a**df«»rall »«in hum -rv.
Ii»vid brown. Lock,-. I'rawYor.! ........
Ar*.. May U and July 13. 1<W7."

DlQg to end and all who sUended had

did. were enicrtaioed by

tmper- They ate tbe foodstuff as though they

soaattoB of* man tearing bb balr and
gw««t.4wj Ma teeth.

The

COOLDiTWALK
FORFOliNTIIS

The gnee>s Bothlftg but pra<’-e for the way they

did not leave because tbe cbef

«g
'

was disaolved she took'W poslltoa with

lowed b> th>- Traverse City band, the
ment walk atoag the beacb. partly re- GamsoB has ireomed Its old-ilme snl- Lady MaccibecF of both hiv«. No.
plactog tbe Umons bOBfd walk laid by matioD. All steamers that pass salute .%3S and 71. also the Trsver*.- rity *lr

wave

'

tbe

tiarade
nl- voedt and waters, and is leading a
The Thomp.-oiivllle band
ir next,
every cottage aiong Moralngslde bunch of admiring beys In uaiillchl followed hy thr ManiMi-e hiv,-.
r,-. icd
aad, Saaaet Thrace making some im- and field Finns.
floats elaborafly d»-roral»-d, carrying
General Grierson If
In
Improved the dvrtrv."
emeoL
Tbe
most
conspici
These were fol­

"Whal
at

Aagnat

to

tagaadoentoatlngaad brlckUying.

Wilder Grave* and hU faithful horse. General Grierson s flag and

ooOMff

a poaUion vltb the Mariboeongb Ce-

through

tbe
plnasorlng.
an
unusaal Ml** HugiN-nio. occupy Spearburst to
■at Of bnlldtog ba« been going oo. tke BbMce of its owners In Europe.
The Rev. Bradley, mighty of braiu

Bart BeksUne retamed boas

eeaUag.

for the

At a sewluii of retd covR. haU al
fl;e pr.dK
-

college for aome time and then took,

Since tbe first of July A. P. Hunter

day attar meadlag a week at ThompBameaber the dance

thr SocJsy srhool

in several repnriUre.

Omeaa Point bos been too busy this the new skiff purchased at Nonliport.
Evaiieton people, tbe Siaples
and
year to even report iwogress. Along
erUta

She sras a member .<-0

irlsilan Endeavor of the con- ] Grand Trayrrse.
gregattooal church aad had been an I

DOMESTIC SCIENCE AT
HOTEL LEELANAU SAVES
DAY FOR THE LANDLORD

aoBTlUe.

t bndred eight.

(itKAI.)

feettog well, except for Ibe hesL

i

HISTORIC BOARD WALK
AT OMENA IS REPLACED
BY NEW ONE OF CEMENT

and

CHy.

bon>e for a raretioa and that she was j

-king the lasclOBiing in oaiare dai^ |

June and had llv-d to Trav.-rs,- fii.v [qtaTB OP MtOIiGAK. TBBTRIV

Pred. a decade ago.

•ownts MUM

la Wiutess Whsreot. I hare harato

her drelared that she woald soon lx-four load

atoo has In store for those who ate ;

1,.

rvexnaat is the long span of ce­ health and spirits this year and Tbe

bead aad wH ta*t

Brea." Priday

of tbe lungs, but the family does not I

the

Tbe cottages are all filled and Tbe
•dptan^ar by M. O. Hoblnwa. of Bagt Ware Macriad toatoay
OakB has had to provide for an over­ staunch .old cavalryman.
laaw, eaablar ot tk* Cdonartinl NaAt Sunayside Is Charles iUsJr of
flow. It Is evident that a capacious,
ttonal bank ot that city. Mnoe iu or
Grand Rapid*. wHli a hoasefoi of boys
BWtoattoa la Ittt. Mr. Hannood Gay M. Wise and MUi Hepiietto eomfortabt*. boavey hostelry would and girl*. They and ilieir siisiiiel sre
wm taka a loag rest and wltk Mm. bantbohx were qaieUy atarried Ban- iMre a subeUBilal patronage by i>eo- bonding a dork and nijoy-iig a aew
Baiwanad pay na axtaaalre vtoU la day attemooa at s o'clo^ at the ple wbo want to get away from tbe boat.
trolley and tbe anio. aad gef Into tb*
Bto noalh. MBtog *M* tteo la Ik*
I of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boasor. shadowy woods and onto tbe gllstea- At Wli^ Dee tbe same dainty little
Ill Wbat Btoseath street. Mr*. Rosaer log. fasclasttog water.
family ol Revlrrs
is
enjoying
lU
Tb* tostobita of Ik*, board ot O- balag a alatar of the brtd*. The oereeighth summer.
mtare of tk* Paoyla'B Baringa bank ntony was pertonncd by the Rev. H. Pram ber winter home on Ibe far­ ABtoag the ttian.i sur^-is al Tbe
away Oowery Pacific coast hsa come
■jniit Ibwatliliii M Beapty r*- B. tergelt. only the ImmcdUte fa
Oaks are Judge and Mis. Ktrliy of
this year Mrs. Cbichesior to enjoy
jktttog too toat that Mr.
Jacksonrille. 111., and Mr. Stafford, a
«Ba It aaoasaaiT to Ware tke baak Mrs. Wise I* a ctaanalag yoaag the spertsl delights afforded by Cher­ skilled ylollnlsl. wbo k tlw- happy posat tkla ftoM M k«L kM keaa tof naOal lady, her tonbe being to Praakfort. okee lodge. She is accomiiauted by x-ssor of a p-nutor Crnoona.
i«rto Ito kroMerttr and
bat abe alao baa a Urge number of her daugtaier Kaih<-rloe. and
.'"’■■j
As Osc-ola *rr Mr m.d Ui-s. Posad
, Mr, and Mrs Grav of l»uli
e Me organltattoa.
maadi to tbU city to wUh ber bappiof GeorglB and Mr*. Graies. wbo are
Tka grooto to a Pete Marqaaue
enienalaiag a bo-jse party, loHiidlng
Mr. ^ina^kM been a banker
at Boardmaa, barlac BIMd tbU Tbe Dlitmaa* are here to tuH force the Misses Dorothy Logaa of Ksahaaer atooe he are 1< yeara old. atart- poMtloa tor the last eight yean, and —boats and boys and dog* stia music Tllle. Tenn : Helen WUklamn of
tag to at toat aga to a Uttla prtrmt* ataa has a large circle or Meads to galore.
IcBia. Margaret Whitney of IXiroll
baak «Kk toit UMO capttaL Mr. Mb him nothing bat bapplaaas.
The Pierson boys sre taking tbelr and Msnba Pound.
Raaaatod did not bare a lap poalUoa taunedlately after the ceremany the
to that bank a« he anoag other detl«a, yoaag pet^M went to Grand Baptds.
aaed loftare to awcay oat arery
HdHaad aad Prenkfort for a abort
iM. He atnok to tba baainw*.
Tialt. roT the praoeat they will be
•tor, and itoan ka waa oMer bad tba M boa* to their friends to a flat to
the WObelm Mock.
al the baak.'
The bank bad not atood atHl dtbar
to tk* JIM* ^at Mr. naMawad
watktoyaywaid and the baatoaaa had
Omens. Mich.. Aug IS.—They're a
Btown greatty. Under Ua -oanageHere's where the eUasy bunrb of
assy lot of giris at tbe Leelonan giris coat* in
«a»e n reyld.
toML tte toi
Bowen Harbor, Mich.. Aog. IL
boud.
While here as boarders; i^^e
toatflSiyt
-Say. It will be Br.-ji fun 10 cook."
» tb* Pint Natloaal bank
Mr. and Mn. K. Oehm retnrned girts with the isa have shown that
decUred one.
t|hitobM|. Mr. °t—r~~*
baUg me to Chieago Tboiaday after
"Let s do it. sold anolber.
OtocaaUar.
leadtog a we«k with Dr. and Mrs. egqaonqr and the works of suibora ot
They did.
Mr. Hawtonaid baUered that tkB M. A. Rroapa.
city praiMtod aa aaoaBaat BMd aad Mr. oM Mn. Beaty BdxUa* of
toto* Btoto and toakad it orer. HU Ckloago are tba gneau of Mr. and bk lot H, did u nibodi
;;;
...
‘ rooked meats, they made Mscnits and
Ipari ot diroctara had Ntb toMk to Mn. George Valley.

a< tW* city wkM

Tbe reuse of ber death was abaceas I !seT.

Clearwater aad to aoaMdp-koard wbo-

pala.

lato Bre al^ ba bad hardly had a

was

to brtag; oak »e dfi^ bto* of tba

Kautirm biy It was Indeed n'tot'eto-

who has bean a goes! of Urn. J. K.

aaftarad ao that be reld aalas*
wcaOd chop bto am off, aa tor the

m

and

oat

CBMed the pain.

and

Benaon

riraU at the Btooe boi^.

Mr. Mayberry waa

bad bean injorad and ibM was wbSt

taslSBlppl.

B.

Miss AlUaoa. ar* among the new ar-

Ma/ipMtx waa takan homo and ao doc­

sicadny growing worse and

aipoad tor baalMii April S. IMS. Mr.
liiiiaml litog tka catoiar. Mr.
BjtotoMd tolad to ttotoMpacfty tor

e|jects.b^

' the OcT-mino.

FioS«u)pCOi

Jaly M

eoald cake bis mind off the aoddent.

M wtn ka tetoraeUM to tka peoyia
•(TreTtoM Clly to laara tkat c. A.
i^toMd. wte kaa kaea tba caller
«• fbb Mm^'s litrtoftB baak Maea Ita
MHiitortnO Rto mra
Ma Aeaa

ly oiitne oak«U,deQi^
^temej^ectuU^
o««i)^one mob^roominj
habitual con^Rpotion,
nermonGntly. lo ^ ^

The PrieaBs' gnarterly meeting is

U£ WAS CAUSE

the doctor eoald ante the poU

Hjr.M-CW

M*f*gRh Hare TaaOered TlMir

WAS VICTOR

Tka rata wkkft was ao SMck aeadad LmU. Mo, hare brea wlU Mra. -John
tke driTiBc sbooi mueb Bore pteoa- for a week's stay at tba aonbern le­

OMat to Mr. BobtoBoa:
•^■^Qptonaop kaa baaa a reaMaat
of tbla d»y for Ika pan *7 yaara.
,<MUa* ban treat Laaatoc- HU tnt
Mttaa wa* vlUi tke aUunb Nattoftpl faaak. the totaraoU ot vkich
' flaally oteryad to (ba Bank of
Sbftoaw. On tke orgaalaattot of tke
CBwoeretol Nattooal bank to ISU he
arms aada taaklar. a poaiUoo wkldl
ka lUtad aatll a tow moatks a«o- Tba
record made by tk* Copimarelal Katioul bank la tk* beat tpoBaiaw
Mr. RobtoaOB’a ataadlng na a banker.
Tb* Moftto'a Sartocb bank of Trarera* City d^e of tba ywin*ar banka
> and U a atreng. pregreaair*
bank, tolly m tmcft with tk* lire
ataa totaraoto of that part ot tke
. Mr. ftobtoaen's toatfly win ra­
ker tar «M pnoont. bat ereataa)ly. ottamoo. wfl so to TraTerw City.Mr. HoBtoKiad. a> aatil a moath
lo was a watoar of tba azeenUre

When Mr. Mayberry lalkad bU Ups

the nuir
•EPTEMBER.

Tk* Hava. Praaktla aag Mary Mrea

BAND WON FIIIST PRIZE

ntoored all the ftkO*

■MM

<ss^ix\r^Serawi

Tiiscmf

Mr. aad Mn. O. B. MeOm Ot 8L

betog bMd to the Prieod-F tkarch. ibe
ant. claartag tke air. laylag tk* dost,
aataad by Mr. BaWaaea. who atand* as tka waathre la aow parfoet. The
Priday aad
ou
Mn CornaUs Dews* sad ber BtUa
MACCAKCg TO COME HERE'IN
hIMi
UButag aetO tosaorra* ereatog. Tne
emthiaad maakliia was (arorebie
graaddsagfaur, AUm Hatch of Bprtor
ofBMtoaw. Hab
.lU. .
« U,,
field, ni.. arrtred oq. Tbunday and
a preeUeal kaahar and kaa been eo
board
of
mialster
.and
o\lw
*1^1
~
1 with Mn
_ _ d to tke
% great Btaay
eottage
resMenU Logan Hay at Oabbant ooitaga.
paara. hanag tk* eaaftiMea ot tb*
have bean cawrtalatag boose parties
Dr. George P. SterrickM of Bpriagaaaa Hwo aad kaakan
ol ai*
. speaker.
are atm dMag so. esrioi
fieM. III. JbiBad bU tanUy for
I city. Tba Bagtoaw Oaartor pay«
An all day ressioo was held today.
eourtaiBBenct horlag bean loo au- day vMi at Baabmoi* boose.
aas
to
fire spaetol
mmtioa.
JOHN A. LORANGER CHOfiEN FOR ! I*?!'"®*** ****• ‘ senaoo by the Her
Oa tost Batarday attaraeoa ‘Ae IsMtCklDEHT.
iGerras <kr«T. of Manton
Tbe r-gu
Porek parties awtatolng
portla*.
dtea of the CoagiwaaUeaal
church
__________
‘lar bastoeas meetiw: was beld tLi,.
sbmallow roasts, beoeb Mppen.
b*M the fim Of
UgbUtouae picnics, etg-. bare
been
laiery aalaa. eamiBUBg of breol price to Trarera* City for the Largaet 1
The Rer. Pranklin aafl Mary «.
crowdad to ao thickly that'todlrMoal
.ttandaive*—Hasting wa* gucroUa. piaa. rebea.
for tbrt ast two > ears poomeotJOB is Impossible.
the ladia* raalBtog a oomtartab* sum.
tors or tbe local cburcb. have tesdered
Prat P. S. Rare ot Faigo. S. D. is which they, bi^ to dapUcato erery
tbelr rrelgaatloa. and at Usi uigbt's
TUittog friends to Old Mission. Mn. 1 g«(,
meeUug
a
call wad extended 10 the
Traverse City win
entertain
ibe
Rose and ibelr three ehlldrea. Donald.
great Nortbera Mtchlgaa
Maceabee Rev. l-red t-aeter. of Uwg lAkf. «btr*
o the Lt-ga!
Bnroltod
Votara Of
Donglaas and Dorothy, have been here
wms aeeepted. Tke Re»«
Merediio
Grand rraverse roenij:
Tiailoa to 1»«9.
s time with Mn. Rob's pareais.
In arvonlaBri-With tke taOowtog »
Tbe iDvltalioD eiteoded by Mayor will go to North t-aroltoa to take up
Mr. aad Mn M. Gbertag. They wlU
- I thu * j
W. D. C. Cermatoe In behalf of tbe
all make the retara trip togalber
The Sunday ereolag re*per serriee city sad J W. Haanea. secretary of
Pargo. •
beM at The Plan is gresOy enji^ed.
board of trade, chroogb J. R. Oil-,®™*“- oCSplcrtood. lad, memb-r of ;8ejiiember.
IPOL tar all pouitoal
Cards bare been recelvad aanooBCThey sre in charge of Dr. LeRoy k'ar- Christ was seoepied at the coovenlion *•'
<«•»»>' *»"•
■" •“
tag the birth ot Wyllts McDonsld RanLaadidates lor
efficaa of goe.reo. Ur. S. H. Campbell ot Rraastoa, la Manistee l->iday and
hnli rengi
sad neuienaU'kovernor. alno
•09. a son bora to Mr. aad Mn.
m. abd Dr. Wilbur
of
Lawrence. ailb cheers for Traver
City. Lod
boniirvnling readMabm
by
any
Kaaaeth Ransom ou July !7. at tiBtr
part) 1which has voted
to
Kan.
Previous to the meeitag
the togtoa pxieD«h-.| aa JBvitmiioa
1 th>- din
Itrect malaatlDB ot Ita
Old MUktoc Boys’ band gave aa open- Trarerac Oty wrm out
party readelau-s lu vooniles or dlaR. D. Bigg* of Nieboli. Mo.
a^ air doaedrt ot sacred aeleeitous siuiBveryttalBg rassed off la tae moat
Iricto as peesi-ribMl by AcL N*. 4,
■Tired la Old MIootoa on Tneaday Uot. able to tln>e and place.
extra
seasiuu
of
1»;.
*
satisfactory manner at Manistee yes­
bal Mfi OB Friday for a battoasa trip
la Witneu Wbreedr. 1 bare barretoMr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Smllb, Mn terday and to crown It all Campbell’s
to M-t my hanft al Traverse cttg.
'WlMODSln.
He
Jamn Smith and J. M. Parauns spent band woo tbe Srst prise of f7S Ip toe
.Michurvn. Ibis Srd day of AacwL A.
by Mrs. Blgga. wbo baa been ^wodtog
band
contest.
('.adilUc
woo
tbe
eecK.
IpriL
;
the day In Tnvene City on Tuesday
■aanaer with her moth»>r. Mrs. A.
ou(l prise. $$<i.
and
ThompooayHle
(TIAB & JOHNSON.
last, drirtog to Bowers Harbor and go­
Absessa of the Lui^ Was the Cause
Miner. Tbey will retara to Old MUBbriiS tlreiid Traverse (tooniy.
third. Mi.
ing oo the Paani* V. Rdoe, enloytog
To
gke
Sborlff
ot
Grand
Trarera*
of
Her
Oeata—Parttewtof*
Are
aioa la two weeks. litUe
BUtabe-.h
Pared*.
the ride on the water very much. Tbe
Not Yet Kmum.
Blgga auytog here during tbelr abYou are here^MMdig-Gmt a GamThe train from Traverse City krbay never looked more attractive Uiaa
•oe.
u-r.,t Primary KlecUon will be beM I*
!■ did this mornlag. rivaling mllady'<> rived at 9;3(i with «is vYiacbes ocn•iiib. ►f.ii.- or the brst Tnreday
m
Dr. A. J. Prescott took Ibe mid­
Harcabees
and
Lady
mirror with Its plarld surface «llh ■ siaing :<S
tiicssaco
ItH*. lor all
C.
R.
Dorkeray
receivi-d
week -boat for Cbtoago after a twothe island on one side aud the bean- Maccabees. The iiarade was formed Sslnrday allernooo at
that hU parti, s tor thr porvos,- of oM
eeks' stay at The Ptoes.
i-amlldalee tor ibe Office Of (
Hfnl peninsula oa the other. u'Ub us with the CsdiUsc band la the lead,
OabBtt Sarttb left
field* of fruit and ripeulng
grain, followed by tbe mayor and council of
Di-iroli. He left tbe cily oft tbe Unto. MUtabsting < :.i,<Bgate* by nay petItL *
Bprtogfleld. III., after a tOduys' visit
making a picture mu easily forgot­
that left tbe track al Ferawood aadij^
^
to la»*r *t
with Ms family al Saa Boocl cottage.
.......................................
of It* party c*»ten.
A llnie laHT a breeie sprang
,0 Sort la. lam a«l.al a r-< j£.„.
„ 'Kseitew a
->Traobl* Loeatad.
MiB. W. R. Slone has a houseful.
dldale* la
or ..a,
dbtricta as pew
up Just rippling the surface enoughcooceralng the particulars.
j,.-ribe.l
. F<-ribed b;
b; -1«
-let No.
No. *.
t. Extra
Extra SaatloB, OtDr. Pardee ot Chicago. Miss ilolwiuzD

ray examination showed ^ a nerre

is UME OF Maiei

SiyrupTF^

I the ami* that woaMat c

aatos with riifuahtog raaolu. maktag MarshalL apmdiag the

that Mr. naiMBit la to

scat to a loMi phytoeUa and an X-

e. A. HAMMOND, CAftMIU ftCOFLEM »AVINM ftANK.

|

MK.CARTERCAIIED

Aad Manager

Mare tka etty, tba bank will be well

IH vkne'TtoIttof dwOMrito at mrnt IMaM. «bew PRBD MAYBBWWY INJUMO
WHILE At WORK.
tkay b|iM bM aatoptog all aaouaer.
Ml* »r*au arrtred trem PatonrUle
a» MM aa yoaalbl*. bit ambtr rotorffared
took ftala That H* ThreatMdtokc with hla aad hla totker re*aa« to ekM Hia Ana OR
tomtof to PalMtTlll*. <to tk* retm trip Dr, Btopleka ot BatiM* Bay
aad MlM Jaani* M. WaU*. aarae. vko Ftod MSybarry of Atoia waa the
bar* baaa to attowtokM. »1B an
TkdUa o( oaa of tke atoat peeallar
yasytka party.anU arer obaerred bore. KliUe

miREsr .
^

SOOAL AFFAIRS HAVE
BEEN NUMEROUS AT OU>
MISSION DURIN6 WEEK

wUto ba kM kili iMltoaiai'

■twiuiw A. *mgr lAH. >•

I lb* tiwsmsat *f tat ghto
Bot aaai to that aart af

to MT. U
Mgbad Bre yaan totar aad Mr. flaa-

. *rr «wl w: fin. «w|-^'l Ur b-FO.
_____________ tkr MM riwirr Imw « LWra

Mr.E.P.WatermaB'
desires to express bb
:hdG*,s to the voten for
past favors, and that be
a^eis eamcfitly desireg
uetr votes and support! at tlie coming primarr
election. September Itt.
Aag. 4-U-lgBI

r t—'^-S3--^4W*W
OMND nuyiMC mSALftTUOOAV. AUOMT It, m

€«€{}S10T

mmm

enUag the lUr at the (Iren pomidal/'
The bteidtogs and gronads ecenmltteett
has looked over the giouds and

. wett mimprinto win be te Ihell
wblA time thte «U1 be mdy to BM-,|
toUety pteee c—BetMoas and nwign <

ORAND TRAVCRM RMtON BMOW
BveryMe
an Interest te the
WILL KMCLO THCRC.
Muxesa ot the Onad TraVrrse Regloa
fair everyone who bellevee U to a
deelrnhle attraetloa ter the regloa—to
rcaueeted that, la enae they have aoL
they eoaimunicate with tome member
of the ofSanlsattoa or apply to either

Bast Btohtb street la ungweettoeaWy one of Treverae Oly's busiest
tboroughferea and without any gnestion to a street that there to more
travel on than any other street to the
eicepUng Front and Uniou
atrerts.
A resnll of this busy eundliloa. and
OPENINQ WILL BE KNOWN
panicntorly the number of large
NATIONAL DAY.
clpdm four admlaaleBi to the grounds
ittfaclnrtog concerns located upon
ahd right to extebU to ail classes tree, this itteei. has necessliaied several
work IS progressing Wsll and Com­ membership dnes to the aaMwtotlon busy buBtoeaa places being esubHsbfor one year, and are more liberal ed near tt and among them U the
mittees Have Baen Busy Ctoathan U oSered by any of the Urge large wboleeale and retail meat shop
ing Up the Many fairs.
•f Joseph Sleder A Sons, who conduct
Details.
Bfibtild Bupport Project
laihei that for fresh, wholesome
During Iba tost week ibe tombers
As tife aeeoctotion to one of tbe meats kept to a saallary and thorougbot the execaave. Enanee. pgbllciiy and people, baa no capital and U not be­ 1} clean manner to unexcelled, and
bandings and groeadi oomnUUaes ing conducted ter proli. and no aal- their ptoee of bostoess at nearly all
ailea paid to any one eamnecied
have had a graat many
times of the day U a bee hdve of inwhich have bean well attendod and the naaoclitten. the public can readily diitery.
see that it to neceeaary that they
a large anwant of
Across from them is tbe busy store
The proenm for the iDor days, aa raUy te the support of the organtoa- of John ItofflsoD. the popular Bast
originally onUtoed, has boon Ranged UOD and fumtob them with funds to 8lde alderman, who began a few years
meet
their
labor
and
material
bills,
Id ordor to contoriD to the r«e«lreago to a small way. dealing to cigars.
ments ot the state poUUca] conres* and can do this by each one teeing noUoot and conleetlooery. and who
that they Immediately turn their
lions. Ibe program coamltiae
oow has as large and up-UHtote a gro­
ported that September tt. tbe open­ tor to ter four admlaaloni and mem- cery. proviilon andmoUon store as !i
ing day. was tbe day named for Uie becwhlp ticket.
found anywhere, and also a complele
The exponents ot the fair believe line of cigars, confections and other
repebli^ sute oooTenUoa. which
wonld prohibit the attr-'-----that a region fair wlU atimulgte
delicacies.
en <rf proBlnenee.
branebet of toduetry and prove
Hr. Lamsoo recogntoed the advan­
Tbe program as adopted to as fol- permanent and lasitog advertisement tage ot having a stand that was ac­
of our wonderful regloa resource# and cessible to the hundreds of working
tom:
Beptefflber M—‘'National day." at poaaiblUUei.
men and women employed to
Regneeu for tofonOailOQ from
which lil^e men of national repotanearby factories and by hto tbrUt.
tiott. representing both pollUcal par­ ouUjtog conntlet. from intending
honesty and fair dealing has necured
ties. will be la attendance; ato» other hlbltora. are being received daily and
trade and > socomutoted a fresh,
alt evidences go to show that
tpoctol and tntereaUng fealares.
tolesome stock aa large and -testy
September BO—*«rand Ttaverae Re­ Grand Traverse Region fair to golny
ind to Mores
gion day,” with Orange, B«ulty and to be well patronised by esblbltors. which areJocatA to other parts of the
Qleaner rallies, and with men promi- well patmalsed by visitors, hnve
city.
greater
number
ot
amusement
feain the aEalra ot these orders In
Nosd to Unm
attendance as apeakeis ot the day. tares end e larger mechanical exhibit
Tbe next to locate here wgt A. J.
The exhibits will be Judged end prw then any like aluacUon wblch our Garey. Hr. Garey opened up bis bnaiBinms ewarded and sneb other ape- people have had tbe good fortune
ness nearly two yeara, ago. having
etol features as the program commit­ have presented to them.
theretofore devoted his lime tg tamtee may feel arc appropriate to the
tog. and after baying out tbe notion
oocaslaa.
IwatoeM of F. E. neeker. added to
October 1—‘‘Michigan day." viUi
this slock a liae of groeeries. pravlprominent state oSIciaU and .pollFitmt. candles, cigars and other no­
lictoas ot both partlea in attendance,
tions not found to the original slock
and parades of winning lire stock and
he purchased.
Ry hU giving a
other attmetiops approprlalc to stale
"square deal" to everybody and Itls aagaidiy as a buyer, ag well aA bis oo
October 2—"Traveiao City day." at
scrvailre methods, be has built up
which time Ktclal evenU and other
large. flourlahlBg bnslness to every
exercises la teeal interest wUI be
Itoi- he carries.
pravided.
The enleruinment and
The next was a barber aho|>. Bar­
program committee also report that
ber Bari erecilng the hrel ah^ and
they ere in looch with a large num­
running It succcaafnily until the same
ber ot .very latereatlng enteruinwas purchased by "Teddy" Cham
menu and attoaettona. both for the
ppgne. who is probably one ot i.bc
ring and the mnbi streeL and that a
most popular barbers to the city and
detail0(1 program ^ events during tlic
runs a iwo-chalr coxy irarlor next
four days will’ be made public lu
Joseph Bedlr^s meal market.
ample Ud>c for all to acQualnt ibeoi•Toddy," as he k popularly called.
aeires wlih the .various features,
Is strictly attentive to business aud
premium List Being PHnted.
has work as a barbef I# of high merll.
Tbe puhltoliy oommiuee report that
wblle tbe sDop Is. a credit to the
le premium Itot la now being print­
business ek-ucoi located In this dis­
ed and will be Issued ahonly. and
trict.
that they are completing arraugeNlebols' grocery store is also a very
menu to distribute the entire Isaae of
j up-u^date grocco and provision bouse
10.000 copies, and anyone who has not
located on this street. A fresh Uuo
already slgnlAed bis Intenilcm to ad­
U|K»daic aud wholesome good*
vertise mull do so St once in order
always be found upon his abeivcs
to hare IIt to (bee book. .
and the patronage be enjoys certainly
No Bpoed Content. •
l>ckpoaks the confidence to which b<Cardinal Del Val. the papal swn-The gneatlon of holding npeod races
Is held by^ the numerous patious of
hae been very thoroughly gone over, tary of •tktr. has failed In health hU sloreand II was the opinion of the majority from overwork and ha« been ordered
weman MerepanL
of the members that the amonot ot by bis physician to take a rest.
Mrs. R. Henderson h tbe woman
money which tpeod. races would cost
merchant of this street, and at her
could be expended to other attrac­
busy lltUe store can alway s be found
tions to greater advantage and meet
PERSONALS.
• ao appeasing stock ot eatables and
with the approval of a greater nnmDoUana. Mrs. Henderson by her fair
her of people- It was therefore de- Prom Pridayp Record.
methods enjoys a very eotenstve trade
elded to have no speed contesu this
Ur. and Mrs. Geo Wbltmee, and among the btt Skiers and U a lypt
year and to asbetltuie other ereots daughters of Grand Rapids, are visit­ (if womanhciqd to business that can
nod races to the ring.
ing Mr and Mre l-Ted Meicber of win only the respect of lhoi»e with
After ihto decision bad been ar Sooth Vnlon streeL
whom rbe euuies lu contact.
Mrs. V. Hollis and daughter. Flusrived a( tbe propoahion submitted by
J. Umkir U another successful
the Driving Park aasoctotlon for the ste. reluroert to M«yflel<I >esU-rda> chant of this atreel. aud he, wUh the
Mrv.
J
Shaw
returned
to
Slights
use of the old fair grounds was ttaorasalstauce of bts wife. Mrs. Unilor.
ooghly dlscuased. as against ihe prop­ Siding yeaterday. aoconipanled by he; has also iNilk up a very Urge- and
osition of UFlog ibe circus grounds, granddaughter. Miss Hattie Wolf
exienslve business lo the grocery and
Mrs. Helen l^•t«•^son and sor' of
wlibout cost to the aasodatloD.
proiisinn line.
Torch Lake weut lo Graod Rapids yes­
Use Circus Orounda.
“Of Course - John McCormick hard­
terday
Wblle there was considerable aentlly needs an lutroducUon to the busiMrs. P H. Crouch retnraed to
m^t amo^ the nfembera to favor of
public of Traverse City, lor the
the old Uir grounds on adcount of Slights yesterday
’St wbicb hi' has sitali\ed lu the
Use aaaoclalloDS of tbe past. U was^ Mr. and Mrs- S. A. Hill of Bristol. loereanUle business of Travense City
Wis.
went
to
Kingsley
yesterday
the Jodgment of a large number ^
speaks for Itself.
'
Mr. and Mrs. C- W Wren of Kalkas
business men m well at members of
A few years ago Mr MoCx>rmlck left
the aasoctallon that from a butineax ka went lo FOoch this morning.
The Misses Harriet and Alice SmiU: the newspaper fraternlij, having been
Biandpotot It was advlaable lo bold
went to Fooch lod Lcland this more employed on a Detroli dally paper,
tbe fair at the elreua grounds.
sod began the nucletu of his present
It appeared that these grounds
It. Hating little oaplul but
Hr. and Mrs E P Yatai and daugh­
eonld be put to shape In much ahorler
f energy and stamina, he workter went to Cedar Run this mornlngtime, with tyes expense to the asao, ttotll bis targe general store
Mrs. S. Lagergran and Mrs A l-aclatlon: were nwre centrally loeaUd
seat market stands as a kettl
gergran of Chicago, went to Oockama
and would enalde the assoclallon lo
munlai m his suecesirul endeavor in
today.
have evening enlcrtalnmenta nnd
Mrs. A. Kruse. Harry Breatoger and the field of activity and competitloc
there^ add grenily to the receipts,
Hr
,McCormlek ts (me sf tbe "city
family, and Mrs W F Best went to
whereas
fair Uke LeeUnau this morning
dads" and this Is sufflelent proof of
. the bulldlngx at tbe
^
g^^d. are not avallahic
avaltoblc for
lor use
„„ ^ p
hU popuiarliy among the poople be
wltoODl
lOUl extenalve
extensive repair,
repalri and Mteraalters.
has worked among. Of Uie Mr. Mc­
tlonB-^cnca hare to be rebnilL CUek.
Cormick has token a fancy to farm­
ish«] and practically
Mj. and Mr.. l-,C. Fletcher ot De- ing aad has parchaaad land enongh.
as many tenu aad temporary baUd- tnit went te St Ignace today.
be thinks, a few miles from the dty
togt provided one place as tbs other—
> keep him busy when not flablng.
Miss Amauda Price returned to
and thr'drcni grounds offered to or Grand Rapids today.
Imprevlng the fitreoL
•0 aer^ tree of nuderbrutb and rnbBail Eighth street U nndergotog a
Mrs. G. C. Mayhew retnraed to
blah, entBlUng much tou preliminary Meoreatown today, after wtelttog at number of dtanges. fieverai are buy
srort and expeBse.
painting their restdenew. maktng
the home of John CrelllcA.
The governing element to rogasd
Mr*. Oen KM and Mn. HiRgle lawns, trimming trees.
to the iggs fair U and must be oae Cook went u> Big Rapids today.
walks and buUdtog addlilou. noUl the
that looks to as aasnred ■nanetel
Eighth atroet ot today wonld
Mlaa May Strong retorned to Grand
■ooocBs. sad this teotnre is o&e which RapMs today.
hardly be recocnlaed to wtmt
of tbe aasodadou are
wonld have seen a few year*
M. B. HoUey left this afternoon tor
kaeptog csmeianUy hctorc them and Is OU Hlaakm. where be wlU -fieUrer ago. When their street U paved it
Ue goverateg power to Uetr actkms.jhU flag addreas ibla evealng wader will for activity and
Purmal aettoo was taken ai the, the auspioei- of the CbrlMiaa ivadenvtoeeUfig held Ang^t 14 deftfiltelr lo-|or Mdeiy of CH4 Mtaaton.

PROGRAM WAS CUHGEB

K. A. IVIONROE
Who Mpiroo to bo on* of tho (

• for the otrtM of

BECISTfX OF DEEDS
to tho yeunpeol man of the five out for the nomination.
Mf. WonrOt w»s bom ot Monroe Center, in Blair tewnehip, 2t
jiaars ^ b«t has been a resioent of Traycroe City for the peat
ai0M yoara. Has attended the Hlffh school at Traverse City and la
a
grads ate from the Ferric Institute of Big Rapids. Mtoh.
If the people honor me with the nomination and etecUon I shall try
•I all times to give the people whet they want and to make the very
beat emeer I can.

rOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE STATE
LEGISLATURE

v>
DAVID G. CHANDLER
ativa in the atate legialature tteo yeara ago and came within eeventeen votes of winning out. This ehowa my atanding with tho poopto of thto oewfity. For gaodral 'tnfohmation. although it may net bo
BOeaOBOfv, I will state that l have rMidad In thto county aince IBM.
I hpvo-'Mfoed in vartotia public capacities to the aatiaractiefi of the
poogto ief the county, including a coneiderable time es supervisor
.and lor two torma ahertfl of the county.
_
Bheuld J ba alactad t will give my best attention to the naod%
Of tMs county and to uss my best abilKlaa In a determination te
«pruo the poepto well end to conssrvo their intereett.
I shell appraclete your vote>en^eptember let at the pHmerles.

>’ORj[8l-IERIF-F’

TTOIVI 8HAIME
iCpNWDATE fok sepubucan nominahon
Rwill be pleased to have your \*ote at.the Pri. maty September 1m.

3<pTES AGNEWS OF
•BUSY EAST BGtmi
ST.MlD^iXCBaTT
Mrv M. J. Dohm. who terweriy
livcd at Keyauwe. and who now is a
rcwldeni of Grand Raptda. la vlaMtoe.
at the Oakwood hotel with her Mtotl.
Mrs. 8. M. Ries. for a few days. Mia.
Oohm. who hu been fiulle lU. U atendy improring. which wlU be gtod
-ws to her many friends to this cii)
Id vicinity.
Charles King and family ot JB01
ThU woanfiB anys ttenfi Rfter
Baal Bighth sireei have moved lo m
________
OB lias of Bofrerinc Lydte B.
ruckwB»ne>. S. D, and Mi for their | PinklMto’a
pinklinto*a VcctFUble
V<
CaanpoBteA
rw home tost night.
Btode her na well naernr.'
The dog giork recentiy visited ai
Maude
E
Forsi^
•'f
Leeabais,TB,
Ihe kennel of George Sales, oo Eh*t
Tites(oRn.inid(^:
Btghih atreel. aad five better, looking 1" L'I%' .
EaglUh boll puppies would be hare pT,.;.Ify»« ft
u find. Mr. Sales U a great dog' table CompowM baa dona for me. Tor
{wrote
yoa. and after teki
- - wrote yoa.
The many friends of Mrs. Blsle j Itukhamh
I'tokbamh Vtyetoble Coi
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loodfellow will be gUd lo learn that »“>ng U** treatment yon pn ------------M.er underaotog a very aerlou. o,v |
eratlon on her eye In Chiengo recent ; for the good yon have donwma."
ly. she has reiureed home and la re-'pACTft FOR SICK 8011111

““"" tor
l'**'OxspoaxxL P“^
itaeas of the operatito.
Mia. Lucy Poa. of CM Baal ElBhth
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*'>‘iD^'”roQ^and
tite
street, who has bemi finite ill witb'standsrd
'C^latandard lemedy
renw<ly for fenale &.
typhold fever. Is steadily Improrl-tog. aadtuto ixMtively cored thonaandBCM
sto I
«fao have been troobtedwHfa
and wUI soon be among ber frleads'
again,
| aisptatwmeiuis iiiimmiima^to^,sttosto*
Mrs. Cbarle. LaPlani of the
^
ireme end of Bast Etobth street, has; {ng-down feeHof. fctotocy, IriUBW
bwl of asters that for devetopmeot.ittoiLdiizutetoorirrToiaprortrfittoB.
color, variety and btoDty u hardly l^^*b}r don't you try it ?
;
irTMktsable and It U a plMsnre tor ^Mn. PlnkHAB* tsTltM bD Btall
passerby to stop In and take a peek wotow* -to write her for RtlTtem
tbeto large and htonUful poaiet. 8h« bns .«<UdpA
of every color and Ltendtog.
boAlUa. Addreac.'lTMiv?
Mrs. Sags Rytm. wife of the JoUy
and poputar drayman of tbe Bast Bide. log op with t big rally to ChlflBfo at
In company with her sister. Mrs. So­
I of (be voyage. It M
phia Marigold. ai« visiting reUtivos believed that big crowds from intorlor
and Mends to Grand Rapids ter « few poloto would be aunetsd to the poru
weeks.
vtalted.
M«. Corn Perrlne of lioyd left last
Would ATOtos Four Btotto
evening for « visit with frteiids and
ily such a trip the repubUcato of
relatives living at St. Joseph. Benton
four suit-t wonld be aroused, 11 la boHarbor. Marrellus and Decatur. She
Iteved. and nurJi good done for the
will be away for a few weeka.
Tall tlckfit. Only nuiionai toanM
would be (eocbed upon in Indiana.
Michigan and Wtooongln. Once back
in llUiiolB it to prtvoaed to boom ev­
ery R. o. r. candldaia from presldeat
to mdhlrlpal Judge.
Tlio novelty of the plan baa won
favor for K. and if tl <s carTled out It
Is believed lhai the RoDaeveU will sot
JTbr «m
TOUR OF LAKES TO BE MADE ON sail about Sviiicmber 1.
thing, Iborc It a possUimiy ot bad
THE ROOBEVRWTi • weaihefiim tbe lake fibowl efiuinoetlal
iliix- and li w«ul(] iH- rmlutTrasaing lo
have the HranN-t b<itUrd up for two
01 throe da>-» in •onic tost abort port
by a northwest gale. Fall slorma on
ahoro ml^t Inierfero with the pro­
MARINE BAND AND MANY SPEAK­ gram and to It has been thought bet­
ERS ALONG.
ter (o oja-a the campaign with tho
lake trip.

TO CAMPAIGN
ABOARD SBIP

UIOQDE PUN IS lUDE

Michigan, Indiana, iMlnoia and WteMr. and Mrs. W. G. Osborn Who
oenaln Ports Will 8a Tnuehai
hare been vlsIUog Mr. and Mrs: J. R.
en fna Voyage. Muakagew
iiamlliL also frlmds at Petookey and.
Being Farthest North.
Hathlnac isla^. rmumed to Grand
Rapid* today.
Chlcagu. Aug 13.—If the Ptoaf uf
AHliur RnsonUial will leave Sunday
Ibe political ciute furnish a good In­ morning for New.York, where bo will
dex the campaign or the next
putdiaBe bit fall goods. Hm. Btoenmonths or so win be about the live- Ibal will accompany him. They «•
Heat thing ever seen about thew peet to take the boat trip all the way.
parts, more strenuous than the anteMrs. HaUlfi Doga^
retnrnnd to
liHiuary tctlHtler, which everyone Grand Rapid* today. After vtaUtog
will admit is going aoine.
friends In the -city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
HiUDeU
W«at
The officers of the Manloeite eluh
lost now are ditcusting a program to tbe Platte thi* morning.
which is designed to make tbe people
of four states sii up and take notiee.
It Is absolutely uolque. to this locality
SI l.-ast, and involves the chartering
ot a paoseoger sU-amer and a Hkday
tour Of Lakr Michigan pons, with
mass meetingr at every stop, speak­
ers of outtooal repuuUon. and every
Dll ot work that can bo crowdeu Into
the ilmt
Tbe sleamrr Tbeodon- RooaevoU Is
to be chartered—tbeif is magic to the
name when It comes lo camiiaigntog
—and 10 or 12 speakers ot more than
local repuuUoD will be shipped as
able seamen. In addition there will
uniformed band of es pieces and
as many of tho club members as can
go along will fill out the llsL
Will Bend Out Advance Aganta.
Advance agents havving been aent
n a few days previous)}, the good
ship, K is planned, will set oaJl along
the coast, making a firm stop at
Gary
Here iDdiana r'-pulillcans will
and Instructed regarding the
As the <lDi« is near wbeu tbc vntmerits of Ibe republican nsttoaal rs of this (-wnty will iw called upon
ticket. Local celebHiles will be ask- o notniiisie the several officer* (
«d to lake paH in the apewklng. w'hich would Ilkr 10 Bay lo those that do
wUJ be held to the open air if the
kfipw me that 1 am one of the
weather Is favorable. For safety's pioneers of ihb county and have al­
Uke, however. It it thought it woald ways been frugal and lent a helplBg
be advisable to carry along a gopd band to any enterprise that was for
tired tent
the good of the couniy. Am 43 year*
The meeilng In Gary »,etog over, Of age and oapable of gtvtog the best
the Rooaeveli, according to the teatserrlce. I have ntade a soeeeto
Hve program, would move on to Ihe of everything I have ever b^ertakn
next port. Possibly some men of and think I am entlUed and fiualtpromtoenee at each plaee wonld be
lo bold the ulTiee { am seeking,
Invited to seeompany the party to
ut that like repcblican voura cC
the followtog stop.
Grand Traverse ronnty win fiOtoe
in Ibis way It is proposed to cover ftwward and declare me their BOBall tbe important places aloog the Inew. thus giving me a ebasee to win
east shore of the lake es far Mrth aa this bonoraMe <^ce. And U 1 Ata
Huski-gDO. ibrti (o strike' arross to sareessfnl I wUI give it my mtlre
or Sheboygan, and rUli lime aad pat forth my best ^orts lo
the west aMre dues In order, wtnd- plento the.gnbUc-'

rOB COUNTY TKEASUBEK

HNLEV M. HAlfUOND

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•kAMD nuVlMt MnUlATUnOAV. AUOUtt M. Ittt
a- now. tar ake' has get tkrto
koardeta. WBI yoo pteoae put tke bn- be told toe taOevtag ototr:
My tatoar waa a ebab manutaettrkyi aaate on toe Credte Rout it is
Arvld Jacobeou. I vu at a Mente ar. He kad a vecy Urge oatabUebment. aad emptoyed many vorkmeu
yeeterday and aad a lovely Uma
VfflclMeBOV;
aad boya. He used to pay tbem ac­
cording to toelr work—toat is. toe
From- your Suaabfae girl.
Htrm YWi« rWM ttfwMM
of boyr aad stria that make toe right
nomber of cbalra each made was
Blgne Swanson.
! Uad o( meo aad voomo. WbM yoo
Indeed 1 will put ArrM's name on counted « to* end of toe areek. Tne
You know them;' they ar*
Ido lortns. nnaetdah thlDsi they
the Cradle RcHI. and hope be vfll toalra were then tried or uoted to see
nnraerooa. and make thetr
‘glad; aad vbea they Bad ooi that like his cedored card.
If they were vaU made. If the chair
presence felt everyarhere. The
i
yoo
hareii*t
been
kind,
or
quite
fair
to
I will tiy M kt M
1
'paaBed." or came up to toe rogulanames of the family are Head­
I yonr vark. or play, or perhapt
COT OT« Mk» cOTfytatfy lum
Lawrence. Mich, tkm. toeo toe man hr boy waa paM for
ache,
Toothache,
Earache,
' exactly trm to aomethiag yon hare
« te W I CM.
Ang. f. IPOS.
Backache, Stomach ache, Neu­
! saw—why. yon don't know bov dla- Dear Presldeut—
ralgia, etc They are sentineig
I wRi «y t» OT tOTi«9.iMlpfui
'appototed
they
are;
Maybe
will now try and write to wn. I
that warn you of any derange­
M« kM to OTcrykOTy «to to
' grovn-op folk haren'i alvoya done have been ao busy tolq^vacatlab bMp
ment of j-our system. When
«v*ry IM«« IMm*.
'ererytUng Idst right, maybe they
mama and pIcktnE'berrim
the brain nerves become «K I OTOT Ml IN tfyiNf to to
I bare tried and tailed, but do yon beans, and also helping a lady
bausted or irtiuted. Headache
OMM totati, I -will -Tty. tfy
kaow, Sunbeama.
(and
perbapa door. I have made aboat.Bve dolUrs
One day. father wished to select ■
makes you miserable; if the
■ yoo'll IhlBk It qtieer). that makes ayaelf. all my own. School will soon
nt for toe boys' d
gtomacb nerves are weak, in­
tbea all the owre eager to bare you begin, but I don't mind for then 1 panmentdigestion results, and you
soeceed!
work before and after, acbeol. We
double up with pain, and if the
"Nov." thought father. -| desire
One time yoor preeieeBi aad a boy do have grand times at our Bunb
more prominent nerves are af­
booesL conseteniious boy."
help her with the ckoroa. aad what dub meeUnga. We meet every two
fected. Neuralgia simply makes
And bov do yoo think he w<
do yoo enpopae abe found one day. weeks. Weukethe Cradle Roll mem- about Boding onr! He assembled sll
life unendurable. The «*ay to
vbea abe vent to the box In the kltoh- ben and they have a good time also. the boys In a Urge room, and told
simum
stop pain is to soothe and
eo to get aoBc wood* The top via
am toe PresMent. and Prances Bask them toat. until further notIre. oo
strengthen the nerves.
Dr.
oorered over nicely, bat to the mid­ Is Vice Presidem. She and 1 read toe
Uiles^ Anti-Pain PUls do this.
would be required: each boy
dle of toe box her "helper- had
es In toe paper. Halo Hadley u abould make bte cbalra. and at toe
The whole Pain family yield to
ttIM CLAM BATES. Editor.
bailt op a hollow aqnare by pplUag Seoretary. She calls toe roll, and we eod of ibe week obtain bU pay ac­ their influence.
Harmless if
Otwtototo PMOTtor I, im.
toe wood kg-eabto fanioo!
That an answer by saying toe pledge. Tbeo cording to toe number made.
taken as directed.
night a DUB came to ber and aaked U we play games and have dinner or lea,
-Now." tbougbi father. -I shall dUn M Dr. Maw Antl-Pala 1
■■jahe ooold recommend the boy for hU and then sing or epeak. We have snrh
eorer what boya make their cbalra
‘olflee. He wanted eome one vbo waa jolly times! A week from today we
|V« o»*d than for tht
well simply for pay, and what ones
capacity with
.booaet. Mtofal and
todnatrloua. mqet at Halo Hadley's. Ov babies
do their work for consctence sake."
What could your Suntblne president are'OT enie. They walk aU over, add
Father was os good as his word. He
j.'eay?
some words, and play so nicely
When Bra. Babel Bates-WUltoma together. -They are thirteen months found toat far more chairs were
w« 1. 1MB BM7.
made than usual, but be paid eadi
rlslted lit TraverM City tola enmIt Is very dry and warm here
boy In (nil: yd be carafullv marked
■be brought tbeoe reraea to your new. We haven't bad ralo for two
toe chain and had tbOM of ea<h boy
MOm Medical Co, Elkhdit, XDd
prealdenL and aaM. ‘'Somettoie prtoi toooihs. Thanks for toe postal card.
itoii, AMfiMt 1. IMS, sa.
pUced by themselves. At the end of
toeae for toe Bunabtoera. and teU It te 00 cute. 1 always liked kltUee.
them toelr Ptrat Vice President want­ but haven't any now. for toe babies three weeks they were all examined
It was ditcovered tost all the chairs
T« • UtUc MnM.
ed them to read toe poem. Here H
lid. surely kUI It. They wanted to
The boy lifted hU hat ud atood
of Rufus lioundes were as good as be
Bov todoid unto mtidns fiow.
play with toe card. 1 have quite a few
fore; on toe average he bad not made covered before the man whom all Eng­
m’kOT ftMTr* ton or orw?
The georet
cards now. We are going to bare a
la the aBBtolM aad tb* air.
larger number, bm they were Just land delighted to honor, and answeiII isn't to doiag your work, my boy. Bonday school picnic next week, go­
•d finnly—
WlotoMm. otoipto. (mh aad
It Isn't In doing toe totog yon musL ing In m bay rack to toe lake, a lead as attong as ever. Half of Henn' Ualiln's cbalrv broke down at the first
"1 am sure the Duke of Walllogton
Mr.
That you wto toe honor nnd goto toe of Sttnsblnera. I go to two Sunday
Aa tiM bmaa «aMto Wov.
trial, and those of the other boys would not srith me to dlsobey.ordera.
Joy
aeeoola each Sunday. Bernice Is tak­
1 must keep ibli gate shut, nor auSer
Atd too bapM oiorer.
Or claim toe proilt or earn toe trust. ing cara of toe babies eo 1 must close were more or lee# defective. "Ah."
said father. 'Rufus is the man." He any one lo pass but by my BMtter's
11 lent to Istwrtog toot aad lau.
and say good-bye.
now tooali liula to«l« toeak.
became undcrwuperlntendeot. then su­ express permission "
And it isn't toe hurry nnd notoe
From
perintendent. and afterwards a parlWbOT thtoYo too or over?
Greatly pleased, the sturdy old war­
that leU;
Blenn Dell.
As to* Wrto do, aad too bMs.
rior mied hU own hat and said—
The emaUeet thing that you do to
Mtoat a busy glii you are! I do not
BtogtoE duMSh .Ua Ooww
honor the man or boya who can
aronder you have not written i
aad OMs.
Girt Dice
I Broken Rail.
U yog do it well
neither bribed nor (rigfatened Into d»
long time.
TfU sack BORsl Mb voaM aeek
rate there are good reasons
Ing wrong. With an army of such
Tke BWfTykeartod reror.
agalaat
using
a
railway
track
tor
a
it Int In getUng it done, my boy.
soldiers. 1 could no} only conquer the
Orsst Aunt Betera story.
footpath, but Bomciliues such a
It Isn't to geiung tt out of toe wny:
French, but (he world." and toe old
“Did .you gel my yoaai-cakc. Mar- choice provee a fortunate one.
Uo* akoot kar ayes aad aanu
It to not to the methods yoo may o»
duke put spurs to bis borac and gal­
toar
At this ataga of crovlnc*
Boeli
waa
Ohe
case
in
low*
not
plW.
loped away, while the boy ran o
.
Ufca toe dear, aadoodad aklea.
long
ago.
wbeu
a
girl
oamod
"Ob.
dear:
oMtber.
I
rorgoi!"
Mar­
And It’a not to toe prUse toat your
hi* work, sbouilng at (he it^ of bit
Not too* aacar aor too wise.
tha gave her foot a lltUe stamp of Della Ihde, lo company with an older voice—
So tost an abe aaee and heara
it toB^ to Maanderlng prodeua time. vexatloii. -Can't you get along with­ friend, set out one evening to call on
-Hurrah, hurrah! I've done whnl
May be vorto toe kaovlos.
happleocd that
And It lant to ratotog ahead pel- out setting U-ead tonight!"
NspoU-on couldn't do—I've kept out
-t aUll be obUged to. It ttwms. Th- the shortest route to the house they
bmO:
Aad toe Uttle aialdao'e beart?
wished to visit was the track, and-lhtv the Duke of Welllngion!"
If toe totog toat you do Is to be eob- grocery will be dosed by no* "
Ah! tor that we're prayiac.
Motoer said nothing more but Creai- lliey followed, keeping ihiir i-ar» snd
-JlH
That tt atrooc aad pore ataj
aunt Beuy. who waa visiting at toe e)'4-s alert (or auy ludlcwilou of a cow HOW Five Kitldni Cam* to be Named.
It do it weD.
There was jiie mother cat and five
rw.
*1
bouae. looked al Martha wlibalwln- log (rain.
Ood. who loreto GhiUrea so.
once toe) discovered som *- kluen*. and none of the kiitena hart
kle
In ber eye. "If you'd lived where
Maybe toe boys will tolak toelr
Seep kar troBi aU sane apart,
Somehow the children had
I when I was a girl," she aald. thing which left room In their mlntls names
preaUtot ought to ‘Yireach’' to the
nmgh Ufa's Buaa atraylBE.
thought A sudden been so busy watching them (amble
iMs. too. But she rather tolnkt the -your memory would have Improved
/
>-Jo«rM) of Bdocatioa. gills are peeping over toe boys' aboul- or else yon would have gone bungry.' change lo mdd weather from Severn over each other and try to walk and
It aonnded more like a story than a .cold had snapped one of too Iron rails, tbeo all go to sleep in a bunch, that
edra, aad naderataading toat ahe
If It all tor tbem. as well. And. aotiding. aad Martha aai down on the and at once they realised the danger they bad not thought of naming them.
tbreatenlng the paasenger train, aoon
Than to atomya a way to rise, my boy,
The mother waa tray and four of
lea. It's a .lorlng “pr^." be- footstool to naten.
that point. iDsilDctlvel)' ibey the klueiit were
"We were ninety-live miles from the
Always a way to ndvnace;
but (he fifth
oaase abe beUeree in every one ol
Tot toe road that toads to Mount you. aad Jntt waau to remind yon railroad." Aunt Betsy went on. -and begu lo run down toe track, snd. as cat wa* black, jet bll
wlibthey
rhn.
one
girl's
eyes
fell
upon
tbe
from
toe
town
where
we
did
oor
irad:booght (IvBgntn nbout toe Buntolne pledge
planning
little
red
ahaw!
which
her
friend
had
Bvery three months we went.
by toe wny of nad ehat M means.
Doaa not
Altien
Now listen, aad toe'U teH you a se- Sometimes we'd run out of something flung over her shouldorb as ihev mi
"mugh
distinguish
This was their danger signal
But gees toitmgh tt« atattoua of creL She thinks yon don't .really aoed befora toe three monihi were i>p.
Worit aad Btrire.
b of a "preacb* after all! Bat It not often.for mother was very careful. When the pasaenger train ca
ques­
view
bhoray
alivr,
s
red
flag.
waxH
one
(Ul.
w-nen
father's
rheuma­
Through toe ralley of Furaerere. wouldn'i do to aay that out load betion. "At last 11 was dlseovere.l that
Aad too MB toto auoeooda while oth- oaam people might tolak your presi­ tism was troubling bim, she let my frantitally trom the track, told of three of the gray one* had white (e«t
en Ml
dent waa partial and Indlaed to spoil orother and me go to tovrn to do toe danger near al hand Tbi- train was and toe fourth one was gray all over.
promptly brought to a sundsdll wlUiMust be wOltog to pay moat dear. you. ao We'D Just keep tost between trading."
•bon dlsUnn- of the broken ra'l. S-o again without a thought ol nam­
-Could you go In a day!"
ouiedras!
ing her. toe children deslgnsli-rt ber
- No. dear: It took ua two days tu Had the break not te-en di>co>er<-d.
Pur toera'e always a way to Ml. my
had the discoverers acit-d aith less as (fral Pass
bay.
Ila Werner, of Traverse City. B. F. go and two to come, (or toe roads
And theu there were the other
Always a way to aUda,
D. No. 1. called on your president this were bad. That was why we didn't go presence of mind, a dlsasirous wreck
three. One of these bad but one eye.
Aad toe men who And at toe toot of week. It was Just a Uny vUli. but a ofteoer. We spent the nights with would have undoubtedly occurred
Ibe children aonounced eorros-fuhj.
frtenda going and coming. That wak
toe up
very pleeaent one.
slier
toe klileiis were old euo'tgh lo
Tha
Boy
Who
Kept
Out
Wsilmgton
great occasion (or me. for toat lltAB aouiBt tor an easy ride.
An BnglUb farmer was one day at prove that they bad any eye* at al).
8p M and up. though the rood bo
A nice report has oome tram toe Ue raUread town seemed as lively and
work in his fields, when b>- saw a par and then In all tenderness and w-tib
rough.
Branch SuMtne Society at Lawrence wonderful Sa Pari* would now. I
buntameii riding about bis farm no ihouRhi of rvpruacb. the allllcied
Akd too Morw aotoe thick aad Midi. Bead' BleOD Dell-a tetter, and aglne Nate *rat> as excited as I. and.
toat:
see what happy times the Suabetma between na. we overlooked one of toe He had one field that tie w t* especial­ kUien Iteeanie On,- Eve
ly anxious that they should not ride
Items on mother's list
Sun there wer,- tso left, two Iba'
There to room at the top tah the mad are having.
;r. at (be crop was in a rondltloo look<-4 exarily alll-e. Of course ib>
was not till we Ijad been borne
who triea.
be badly Injured by the tramp at children watibed ih.-m e»,-rv day and
Buntolne Lsttsra
day that ntotber discovered lu 'Why,
Add victory cornea at lasL
BrookaMe. Bingnam. Bleb.. ChUdren.* ahe exclaimed, as abe was horses.
It did not lake them long to find nut
So be despatched one ol bis work that ooe of these was a very spunky
ktoklng over toe stores. *1-- beliex
Aug. 7. IMS.
Hslpikg Metoar.
len to the field, telling him to shot kitten She would spli at toe olber*
you've forgotten toe sugar!’
Dear Prestdent—
■ Bwoeptag add waahlag toe dlahaw.
We are out to our cottage at Carp
‘And we had: and. the worst o( i toe gate, and then keep watch over it. II they esnie near when she wa* eat
Briaglas the wood from toe shed.
on DO account to suffer b to be lug, or If soe wts suddenly surprised
Ube BOW. We call It Brookalde be­ waa that there was no going hack (or
IraolBg. aewldg aad.kottUng.
Real winter weather had begun, opened The boy went us be was bid by auy une and when this wa> discaaae It used to have a brook oo *ato
Helptdg to nahe up toe oed.
but was scarce)} u< his i«si M- overed sht- Was dubbed toe Spitfire
Bide of It. bnt BOW it baa only one. be- and it was snowing faeaxlly and toe
Tahldg good care of the baby.
fiDed toe other one. l go In roads were Impassable. But you can't fore the hunter* came up. prempion of Ibe family
Watchldi her lest ahe ahouM toll.
1} ordering the gate to b<- opened.
betotng every day. and flsblng too. I Imagloe wbat a difference It mad
We tiUto chOdraa are busy:
Bui the remaining kliteu was (be
This toe boy declined to do. sutlog
have caught three black beaa and one »ur winter. We bad a sweet tooth,
Oh! there to work for a aU.
one who made (be others ''stand
rodt baaa There are many different like moet young folks, and mother toe orders be had received, and bis 'round ' If they did Dot do us sbe
I
Hatplag motoer.
determination om to disobey them
a good cook. If she did live up
birds and aaail anlmalk about beie.
saw fit sbe boxed their ear* If the
H. V. r. BwnahlNa Chib CruBto' Hoik
walking to Blngbani for toe wllda. But we didn't get many Threats and bribes were offered alike rvai came round her eauet-r of ml!k
Arrtd yaeohaou. age aU ’ noatha. grocertee the other day and as we dainties toat winter. There were
she cuff,-d them away, snd so of
OdMda. Mich. ’ Name aont'by Signs were coming booie wc saw a Ijltte kinds of dried fruits to be made inti
coorse she was the Bn*s And no one
eottoD-taO altUag op la toe road. 7 lie sauce and plea, but without sweeten­ same resulL The boy remained jm was more surprised than were toe
squlrels frisk. ^ and chatter an ing they were aoytbing but palauble. movable in the deterrmaniKni not to
chgldreo when we dtacorered that the
day long about here. I have seen a ITielltUe sugar toat was left we hoard­ open the gate
Mtien* were »!: named, for every on,
After a while one ol noble pmence
bird, tour king- Ushers and ed as If It bad been gold, but It was
was sure be bad not named tbem.
aerveraJ leraa. Of course toe woods used very aoon. and then there was advanced, and said, lu votumaodlng
And sucb a tunny lot of name* as
woto. toatead of a story* Your presi­ are full of music all toe Ume. Papa Mtotug to do but wait till the roads tones—
DIsekie, Cray Paw*. Oip•Mj boj. do vxiu know me! I am ibe f- was
dent has called racatloa a play time,
vent blackberrylng Wedneeda.v were dear, and wait wrltbout any
Duke of Wellington one not Bcrus Eye. spitfire snd Boss Uul Ibe natue»
and so it baa been for many o( yoo. and got over two quarts of berriee. gar to help us keep sweet. '
tomed to be dteobeyr-d
and I com all fitted and some of them bad Ircen
but eke has feet kegn to Bad out Papa aaw a bird that was all blue
Aunt Betsy alopped to laugn at
wknt bear aelptal eunablnera amei with not a colored feetber ou IL Hop­ iiaembraace. "it's been a llfeloog mand you to open toat gate, that I earned snd the kittens dldn t n-em
to mind them tn the least.
Of you hare beta, through toeee long ing my letter Is not too long.
leaaon to ate." she aald. -When I've and my friends may pas* through '
days of aammer. Here aad there, from
oeen trusted to get any household sup­
Your Uule frtend.
nmay dtOerent places, aad'la a
plies I doot i-ink 1 dave (ailed
Katharine Davis.
dttereai ways, toe hae learned of tto
Ton have writiea such a good de- bring them since that time."
totags yoe bare dcM to help father acrtpUoB of what yoo have seen add
"If 1 bad to go ninety-five milew (or
mother aad the little brotoet* done, that I feel as tooegh I had been
yeast-cake I aupoae Td remen
A New Orletm wamRn w»n dun.
ato atotma. Yon doet kaow how hap­ with yen. I tolak the bird your fatb- ■o," Marths said. "But after alir abe
py tt has made ber, and how paoed of
added. boaeaUy. "there's no reason to
BecBnip abe did not extract nufftiiMd
aa Udlfo Baatlng.
you she ta becaaae. while abe doesat
let yourself get careleas lust because
really beloag «b you. yet abe levea
OnMua. Hloiu yoa hare things coavoaleaL’ —Young
Sbe took Seotf*^ Emulsion.
yon all yoo knew.
People's Weekly.
Ang. 7. tPM.

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but an tor llmr they are hoping that
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It Is quite e vhOe ttnee I whm
you. tar I have been busy taktag care
of my Bute aepbev.
He was
amutosKAW the last of My. He has
pot two teeth. 1 am ettriag with ^

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The tituatiOD of (be wool market la
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